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Up for consideration is one of THE best SMP300 money can buy.
This ref 210.60.42.20.99.001 is a 2500 piece limited edition in 18k Sedna Gold, Titanium and Tantalum Omega Seamaster is in overall excellent condition, with the clasp showcasing some signs of wear due to desk diving and minor signs of wear on a couple links.
This was a Canadian AD purchase and rarely comes up on the secondary market with comps well over 10k and pushing 20k
The watch wears very comfortably on wrist and feels about the same as a Pelagos, just slimmer and more luxurious.
The Sedna gold mid links, bezel insert and handset, pop against the grey of the titanium and lavender tone of tantalum.
The base tantalum bezel is by far the easiest turning bezel in the SMP300 series and is a joy to actuate
For those who have not encountered tantalum, it is highly corrosion resistant and retains a bluish gray hue that is easily visible both in pictures and “in the metal”
The bezel insert is done in relief similar to the Aquis Date relief models, this one just happens to be in 18k Sedna gold.
The titanium dial while retaining the same waves as the rest of the SMP300 series, differs slightly as instead of cutouts, the wave pattern on this dial is raised, adding further texture and depth to the watch.
The non crown case side has a stamped plaque denoting the production number of the series and the Au750 stamp.
The watch runs as expected at +3s a day and amplitude over 340
Currently sized for a 7.3” wrist, there are 2 extra links in the package plus the micro adjustments on the clasp.
The watch comes as a full set in a rather cool limited edition box set that mirrors the caseback of the SMP300 and includes double box, manual, hand tag, extra links and triple cards.
Retail price on this model is a staggering $21,200
Considering the Bond 007 Edition and No Time To Die versions of the SMP300 go around $9500, this one is a relative steal at my ask of $10,599 shipped from the GTA, essentially 50% off retail.
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Up for consideration is one of THE best SMP300 money can buy.
This ref 210.60.42.20.99.001 is a 2500 piece limited edition in 18k Sedna Gold, Titanium and Tantalum Omega Seamaster is in overall excellent condition, with the clasp showcasing some signs of wear due to desk diving and minor signs of wear on a couple links.
This was a Canadian AD purchase and rarely comes up on the secondary market with comps well over 10k and pushing 20k
The watch wears very comfortably on wrist and feels about the same as a Pelagos, just slimmer and more luxurious.
The Sedna gold mid links, bezel insert and handset, pop against the grey of the titanium and lavender tone of tantalum.
The base tantalum bezel is by far the easiest turning bezel in the SMP300 series and is a joy to actuate
For those who have not encountered tantalum, it is highly corrosion resistant and retains a bluish gray hue that is easily visible both in pictures and “in the metal”
The bezel insert is done in relief similar to the Aquis Date relief models, this one just happens to be in 18k Sedna gold.
The titanium dial while retaining the same waves as the rest of the SMP300 series, differs slightly as instead of cutouts, the wave pattern on this dial is raised, adding further texture and depth to the watch.
The non crown case side has a stamped plaque denoting the production number of the series and the Au750 stamp.
The watch runs as expected at +3s a day and amplitude over 340
Currently sized for a 7.3” wrist, there are 2 extra links in the package plus the micro adjustments on the clasp.
The watch comes as a full set in a rather cool limited edition box set that mirrors the caseback of the SMP300 and includes double box, manual, hand tag, extra links and triple cards.
Retail price on this model is a staggering $21,200
Considering the Bond 007 Edition and No Time To Die versions of the SMP300 go around $9500, this one is a relative steal at my ask of $10,599 shipped from the GTA, essentially 50% off retail.
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