Had exactly the same experience! Also just upgraded from the aquaracer Also bought in green. Beautiful watch. Enjoy!

Amazing watch enjoy 💪

I can easily say that aquaracer 200 is running time perfect, never had complain. But people like us , our eyes always will be on seamaster 300 , and one day we will get it 😊. To be honest i will use my aquarecer 200 with blue faded screen for everyday. Seamaster 300 is better than rolex for be, i would wear it in every special unforgettable days. Enjoy you watch dear friend ❤

Just bought mine recently. Black dial. Love it. Wondering if there is a battery inside to be replaced eventually? I know it is automatic.

The box is yet another thing that Omega does better than Rolex. The green faux leather doesn't really exude quality. But i guess it's their thing now so why change 🤷‍♂️

Interesting new video, but I prefer the sleaker "300" toolwatch version, awaiting the " Seamaster Only " reference guide focusing on all the Seamaster toolwatches ! We fear that the HeV Helium valve toothpaste cap at 10 o'clock must hit & hurt the forearm bone near the left wrist ?! Large 42 mm & huge 45 mm watches for James Bond, while Britsh author Ian Fleming wrote about a subtle 36 mm Explorer 1016 gentleman's wrist watch. Then again "De Gustibus Non Est Disputandum" .

Totally agree nicer than submariner, and not less quality

What's your favorite? If you could keep only one and wear it all the time?)

@@alexanderbell4976 if I had to pick one, I’d say the white. Something about that white dial with the black bezel. I feel like I can wear it with anything with the neutral color.

I have this exact watch too. I love the how the bracelet looks and feels. Plus the micro adjustment is the best ive ever seen

Do it. I bought mine recently and it was love at first sight.

The only nice jubilee is the super jubilee imho- the one with the normal clasp just looks stupid

Thanks John! It’s a great watch so it’s easy to say nice things about it - an excellent choice for a retirement present for sure. Glad that you enjoyed the video.

Glad you liked the video! In my experience, people are still impressed by luxury watches even though they may pretend not to be. But Rolex are a bit unique in that respect. When I did the Invicta Pro Diver review (looks like a vintage Submariner) and the Pagani GMT review (looks like a Rolex GMT) I got tons of passive-aggressive comments like, “Someday maybe you’ll be able to buy a real Rolex Submariner” or “This watch is for people who can’t afford a Rolex.” Also comments like, “I bought this but someday I’ll own the real one.” It’s a bizarre, distinctly Rolex thing where people have an intense desire to own a submariner someday, both hate and admire others for being able to own one now, and dislike people who they think are taking “shortcuts” to owning one. They assumed I was buying the watch to “pretend” it’s a Rolex rather than just being a nice-looking reliable watch at a great price.

Thank you I appreciate that!

It’s in the video.

I say Omega but Bond says O’Meega. You’re going to love the watch. Happy 40th!

@@WondersofWatchdom love it - thanks so much!!

I also hear people say, “O-May-ga”. I say”O-Meg-a”. Cheers!

@@jonathanl2748 Thank you! I think I'm just going to go with o-MEG-a unless I'm in the UK 😜 - picked up the watch last week and it's AMAZING!!

@@WondersofWatchdom picked up the watch on NYE and wow is all I can say!! The Omega at Bellagio made the whole experience so much fun and I'm blow away by the watch!!

Connery chose to wear a Rolex in the first James film (in addition to a Gruen) because Fleming himself wore one and adored it as a high quality tool watch. If you look at a closeup of all the early Rolexes in Bond films, including Roger Moore’s submariner in The Man with the Golden Gun, they all have one thing in common - they’re completely beaten up and the crystals have multiple scratches. Love it! Sadly, in recent years the submariner has become the quintessential snob troll watch, purchased by people who would never dare use it as a tool watch. I’ve never seen that Sean Connery quote: do you have a link?

The 9937OB is the same case, dial, bracelet, glass etc as the one I already reviewed - just using a Sellita movement instead of Seiko. So I likely won’t do a new video but much of my old one will be applicable. Hope that helps! Invicta Pro Diver kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fr5zgrqAzduwlmw.html

@@WondersofWatchdomSorry Im kinda new to the channel but I did watch the video and it did help. Thank you.

No worries! Glad to hear you’re enjoying the channel.

Master Chronometer accuracy tolerance is 0-5 seconds per day so it sounds like your watch is spot on

@@KLucero22 mine is 3.6 according to the website. I am impressed by the 0.4 sec in the review.. got lucky there for sure Also, how are you testing the accuracy ?

Movement and components that are fully or partly hand decorated and beautiful at a micro level with low tolerances to spec. Built to last, serviceable by a watchmaker. High quality materials (ex top grain leather, marine grade stainless steel).

@@WondersofWatchdomGreat. So now tell me where your definition is applicable to Rolex and Omega etc., as ALL of them use the same CNC machines to make their parts. Much of the assembly is also done by machine. You know, like making cars. I gotta tell ya, you really are scraping the barrel thinking that a leather strap is "Luxury". And what the Sam Hill is "Marine grade stainless steel", i thought it was 316 grade, the same we use in various engineering applications. And why are you calling this a "Luxury item"?

First, let’s acknowledge that your “survey” was clearly just trolling for a response to get angry about. I’m fine with machines making the parts, because it makes them to a impressive degree of accuracy. Hand finishing is different. If you see the finishing of the Luch Speed movement i just reviewed and the Omega movement, the difference is night and day. I also said top grain leather (or better), not just “leather.” Most watches tend to use inferior “genuine leather.” And I said quality components, which is marine grade steel as a start but often includes unique alloys and/or non-oxidizing metals. If you haven’t noticed the difference between the finishing and movement of a Seiko Turtle, for example, and an Omega Seamaster, then it’s time you take a look at both in person because the differences in quality and finishing are monumental. Both great watches, but only the Omega is a luxury watch. So how about you? What’s your definition of a luxury watch?

Bracelet is Iconic