Omega CK 2913-1

My second favorite, AFTER the CK 2913. Bigger than the 2913, different lugs, but what a charm. This is one I will have to find once again. But one in great condition, all good, with a nice patina, that is not an easy bird to catch. Best, Nicolas

That was my first one, which I had to replace for my even nicer CK 2913. Gone, but not forgotten. In fact, I love these Seamaster 300 straight lugs so much that I would love to own both of them! Best, Nicolas

Credit Phillips. Add a 33.3 Chrono and a good old manual winding Chronometer, and we are not far from Heaven. Best, Nicolas

The KIller Duo. Alas, the SAS is not mine... Best, Nicolas

Here is mine.

I'm taking advantage of this sunny Sunday to do a little review of my Seamaster 300, complete with its original strap. A model that is in the hearts of many purists. I say popop lolliipop The tritium « ball » of the original bezel Naiad crown as it should

This is my favourite version of the Omega Seamaster 300's and as this is the original vintage version it is so much better. Yours looks to be in truly remarkable condition and the patina is to die for. Wear and enjoy it in good health. Marc

Hard to believe that it is more than 60 years old. Best, Nicolas

. . . the ref number is stamped in the caseback, but even without that photo it's easy to tell by the caliber number. Ref 2913 employed cal 501 from its inception thru its last iteration; when cal 550 / 552 replaced the first generation full-rotor Omega a

... defined in the rugged evolution of the SM 300 series. The answer is always to own both. Not an easy task as it is not easy to find a perfect full original example today I feel. But who knows... Lady Luck can always help! Abrazos fuertes mi querido ami