Omega Seamaster Watches

About

About the Omega Seamaster

Omega launched the Seamaster in 1948, making it one of the brand's oldest continuously produced lines, built from the start around water resistance rather than a dress or chronograph purpose. Over the decades the name has covered a range of diving and sport watches, from early water-resistant dress-sport pieces to the professional dive watches of later generations, with rotating bezels, screw-down crowns, and helium escape valves appearing on specific dive-rated references. The Seamaster also became closely associated with the James Bond films starting in the 1990s, when the character switched from wearing a different brand to an Omega Seamaster on screen. Sub-lines within Seamaster, including Diver and Planet Ocean, have grown large enough to have their own model pages here.

We disclose condition plainly on every listing: mint, excellent, good or fair, whether the watch ships with its original box, and any service history we know about. A Seamaster without its papers isn't necessarily a concern, but we tell you exactly what documentation comes with the specific watch you're looking at before you buy.