Omega Seamaster 300M : Its Famous Fans

Introduced in 1993, the Omega Seamaster 300M Diver has become the most recognizable model of the wide-ranging Seamaster family.

A professional diver’s watch, the Seamaster 300M was truly made for the sea, but over time has proven to be a trusted companion for people of all professions and backgrounds.

In the market for a Seamaster? It’s not just James Bond you can look to for inspiration! Here are famous wearers of the Seamaster 300M, from royalty to Hollywood:

Prince William could get any watch he wants, but the only timepiece he ever wears is his prized Omega Seamaster Midsize. It was reportedly given to him by his late mother, Princess Diana.

William’s watch is the 36mm version of the iconic blue wave dial model. Crafted in stainless steel with a blue bezel and helium escape valve at 10 o’clock, this is perfect for the man who seeks a discreet and versatile timepiece.

Liev Schreiber loves his Omega Seamaster Diver so much, he has worn it both on and off-screen. His Seamaster gained lots of screen time in his hit TV crime series, Ray Donovan.

Liev wears the Omega Seamaster reference 2254.50.00, which features a 41mm case, black wave decor dial and sword-shaped hands. Large hour markers give it maximum legibility, while the Speedmaster-style bracelet also gives it a unique look.

Jon Hamm, best known for his role as Don Draper in the NBC drama, Mad Men, has been spotted out and about with his Omega Seamaster 300 GMT watch.

While it still has the classical style of the blue wave decor dial, this is a rarer version of the Seamaster 300M. It features 24-hour markers and a red GMT hand that completes a rotation around the dial every 24 hours. The added GMT function is perfect for Jon who often jets through various time zones.

As an Omega ambassador, Daniel Craig has his pick of the lot – having worn the Omega Speedmaster, Planet Ocean, and Aqua Terra both on screen and in real life. When it comes to the Omega Seamaster 300M, he wears the vintage-inspired 007 edition, made especially for his fifth and final Bond film, No Time To Die.

The watch was created with input from Craig. It features a combination of retro looks care of the tropical patina and high-tech credentials thanks to the use of high-grade titanium and in-house movement.