Seamaster 300 | 38mm, Ref. 165.014 Conquest encased in a 39 mm

encased in a 39 mm stainless steel case and complemented by a glossy taupe alligator strap

a muscular uni-directional rotating bezel and handsome vintage chronograph pushers

Willy Breitling designed a chronograph that would be functional but also undeniably elegant and infinitely wearable

Adorned with captivating Roman numeral hour markers and Super-LumiNova indices

Seamaster 300 | 38mm, Ref. 165.014 Conquest encased in a 39 mmThe origin of the Seamaster can be traced from the watches Omega developed for the Royal Air Force during the Second World War, but with the emergence of SCUBA diving as a recreational sport, it metamorphosed into something entirely its own: the Seamaster 300. Omega released the first Seamaster in 1948 to coincide with the Summer Olympics held in London. In a city ravaged by the Blitz, the Olympics represented a time to look forward while still being