OmegaSeamaster Diver 300m 36mm 2000 Full Set Watch

Q: Is this Omega Seamaster an automatic or a quartz watch?
A: This reference is the automatic chronometer version rather than the quartz model, making it a strong choice for buyers who prefer a mechanical Seamaster.

Q: How does the 36 mm size wear on the wrist?
A: The 36 mm case is commonly considered the midsize Seamaster and tends to suit smaller to medium wrists, or anyone who prefers a more compact diver. This example currently has an approximate bracelet perimeter of 17.5 cm, so buyers with larger wrists may need extra links for the best fit.

Q: Can I swim or dive with this watch?
A: The Seamaster Diver 300M line is designed for serious water resistance, but with any vintage or pre-owned watch it is best to have the water resistance tested before swimming or diving, especially if recent service history is not documented.

Q: What features does this watch have?
A: This piece features a stainless steel case and bracelet, a white wave dial, luminous hands and markers, and a date window at 3 o'clock. It has the classic sporty Seamaster look while remaining easy to wear day to day.

Q: Is the 36 mm Seamaster a good everyday watch?
A: Yes. Its steel construction, clear dial layout, date display and manageable size make it a versatile everyday option, particularly if you want a luxury sports watch that feels more understated than larger divers.

Q: What condition is this watch in?
A: This watch is listed in good to very good pre-owned condition, with light scratches noted on the case and bracelet. These signs of wear are normal for a watch of this age and form part of its vintage character.

Q: What does full set mean for this watch?
A: This piece is listed as a full set with box. The best guide to exactly what accompanies this watch is the product information and the listing photos, so we recommend reviewing both carefully.

Q: How often should an Omega Seamaster like this be serviced?
A: Omega generally recommends a yearly water-resistance check and a complete service roughly every 5 to 8 years. If you intend to use the watch in water, a fresh pressure test is especially advisable.

Q: How can I check authenticity?
A: A Retro Tale authenticates every item before sale. For added peace of mind, buyers often check that the reference number, serial number, dial details, movement type and accompanying product information are all consistent with the watch.