Omega Seamaster Prices UK: Every Model Explained
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New Omega Seamasters in the UK start at £4,800 for the Railmaster 38mm on leather and the Diver 300M at £5,300 on rubber, rising to £13,500 for the Ploprof 1200M among the steel and Bronze Gold models here (precious-metal versions go far higher). Below is every current Seamaster family with its cheapest OMEGA UK list price, checked October 2026, plus the discontinued and vintage models you will meet pre-owned.
| Model | Reference | Status | UK list price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seamaster Diver 300M (42mm) | 210.30.42.20.01.001, 210.32.42.20.01.001, 210.30.42.20.03.001, 210.30.42.20.06.001, 210.30.42.20.10.001 | current | £5,300 |
| Seamaster Diver 300M No-Date | 210.30.42.20.01.010 | current | £6,100 |
| Seamaster Diver 300M Black Ceramic and Titanium (43.5mm) | 210.92.44.20.01.001 | current | £8,400 |
| Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition (No Time To Die) | 210.90.42.20.01.001, 210.92.42.20.01.001 | current | £8,400 |
| Seamaster Diver 300M '60 Years of James Bond' | 210.30.42.20.03.002, 210.55.42.20.99.001 | current | £7,900 |
| Seamaster Diver 300M 'James Bond' and 'Spectre' editions (2026) | 210.30.42.20.03.004, 210.30.42.20.01.023 | current | £7,200 |
| Seamaster Professional 300M (1993 generation, quartz and automatic) | 2541.80 (quartz), 2531.80 (automatic chronometer) | discontinued | — |
| Seamaster 300 (41mm heritage diver) | 234.30.41.21.01.001, 234.30.41.21.03.001, 234.30.41.21.03.002, 233.32.41.21.01.001 (Spectre, previous generation) | current | £6,700 |
| Seamaster 300 Bronze Gold | 234.92.41.21.10.001 | current | £13,200 |
| Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M (42mm, 2025 fourth generation) | 217.32.42.21.01.001, 217.30.42.21.01.001 | current | £7,200 |
| Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M (43.5mm and 39.5mm, third generation) | 215.30.44.21.01.001 (43.5mm), 215.30.40.20.01.001 (39.5mm) | discontinued | — |
| Seamaster Planet Ocean 6000M Ultra Deep | 215.32.46.21.03.001, 215.30.46.21.03.001, 215.92.46.21.01.001 (titanium) | current | £11,600 |
| Seamaster Ploprof 1200M | 227.32.55.21.03.001 | current | £13,500 |
| Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M (41mm) | 220.13.41.21.10.001, 220.10.41.21.03.004, 220.10.41.21.01.001 | current | £5,600 |
| Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M (38mm) | 220.10.38.20.01.004 | current | £6,200 |
| Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M (30mm, ladies) | 220.10.30.20.10.002, 231.10.30.60.55.001 (quartz, previous) | current | £5,900 |
| Seamaster Aqua Terra Shades (34mm and 38mm) | 220.10.34.20.10.002 (34mm green), 220.10.38.20.13.003 (38mm red), 220.10.38.20.03.003 (38mm blue) | current | £6,200 |
| Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Worldtimer | 220.12.43.22.03.001 | current | £9,100 |
| Seamaster Railmaster (38mm) | 235.12.38.20.06.001, 235.10.38.20.06.001, 235.10.38.20.13.001 (small seconds) | current | £4,800 |
| Seamaster 1948 (70th anniversary limited edition) | 511.12.38.20.02.001 | discontinued | — |
| Vintage Seamaster (1948–1970s, incl. Cosmic, Seamaster 120 and Seamaster De Ville) | discontinued | — |
UK list prices from Omega’s UK site, each dated and linked below; “—” for discontinued models.
Pre-owned: the median asking price across 23 Seamaster listings at our partner retailers is £3,397 (asking prices, not sold prices). See them all →
Seamaster Diver 300M (42mm)
210.30.42.20.01.001 (2018–) · 210.32.42.20.01.001 · 210.30.42.20.03.001 · 210.30.42.20.06.001 · 210.30.42.20.10.001 · also called Seamaster 300M, Seamaster Professional, Bond Seamaster, wave dial
42mm stainless steel, ceramic bezel and laser-engraved ceramic wave dial (date at 6), conical helium escape valve, 300m water resistance, calibre 8800 (55-hour reserve), Master Chronometer (METAS).
Who it suits: Someone who wants one do-everything steel diver with the most recognisable Seamaster look; the steel bracelet versions are £5,600.
Buying pre-owned: Check the ceramic bezel insert for chips and that the helium escape valve crown screws down properly; bracelet stretch and missing links matter. The 8800 is a Co-Axial Master Chronometer, so expect a 5-year warranty when new. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £5,300 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Diver 300M No-Date
210.30.42.20.01.010 (2024–) · also called No-Date Seamaster
42mm stainless steel, 13.80mm thick, no date window, black aluminium wave dial, black anodised aluminium bezel with Super-LumiNova scale, 300m, calibre 8806, Master Chronometer.
Who it suits: Buyers who like the Diver 300M but want a cleaner, more vintage-feeling dial with an aluminium bezel rather than ceramic.
Buying pre-owned: Aluminium bezel inserts mark and fade more readily than ceramic, so inspect the insert closely and check it is original. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £6,100 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Diver 300M Black Ceramic and Titanium (43.5mm)
210.92.44.20.01.001 · also called Black Black Seamaster, ceramic Seamaster
43.5mm black ceramic case with grade 5 titanium, brushed black ceramic wave dial, helium escape valve, 300m, calibre 8806 (55-hour reserve), Master Chronometer; integrated rubber strap with ceramic buckle.
Who it suits: Someone who wants a lighter, all-black, more scratch-resistant Diver 300M and is happy with a larger case.
Buying pre-owned: Ceramic resists scratches but can crack or chip if knocked, so inspect case edges and bezel; check the integrated strap is the correct fitted part. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £8,400 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition (No Time To Die)
210.90.42.20.01.001 (2020–) · 210.92.42.20.01.001 (2020–) · also called 007 Edition, NTTD, No Time To Die Seamaster, titanium Bond Seamaster
42mm grade 2 titanium, brown tropical aluminium bezel ring and dial, vintage Super-LumiNova, military-style caseback engravings, 300m, calibre 8806 (55-hour reserve), Master Chronometer. Identical to the watch Daniel Craig wears in No Time To Die (2021); not a limited edition.
Who it suits: Bond fans who want the actual screen watch; the titanium mesh bracelet version (210.90.42.20.01.001) is £9,500.
Buying pre-owned: Check the titanium mesh bracelet for stretched or damaged links, and that the caseback engravings and tropical-style aluminium bezel are undamaged. Announced December 2019 and sold from February 2020. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £8,400 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Diver 300M '60 Years of James Bond'
210.30.42.20.03.002 · 210.55.42.20.99.001 · also called 60th Anniversary Bond, James Bond 60
42mm stainless steel, blue anodised aluminium wave dial and bezel with a '60' replacing the bezel triangle, design cues from the 1995 GoldenEye watch, 300m, calibre 8806, Master Chronometer. A Canopus Gold version (210.55.42.20.99.001) is listed at £157,900.
Who it suits: Collectors who want a Bond-anniversary piece that nods to Pierce Brosnan's blue GoldenEye watch.
Buying pre-owned: Commemorative details (the '60' at 12 on the bezel, anniversary packaging) are part of the appeal, so confirm they are present and original. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £7,900 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Diver 300M 'James Bond' and 'Spectre' editions (2026)
210.30.42.20.03.004 (2026–) · 210.30.42.20.01.023 (2026–) · also called James Bond Day 2026 Seamaster, Spectre Seamaster
Based on the 2024 Diver 300M No-Date: 42mm steel, 14.23mm thick, titanium bezel ring, calibre 8806 (55-hour reserve), Master Chronometer. James Bond edition: blue aluminium wave dial, gun-barrel rotor decoration; Spectre edition: black dial, black ceramic bezel ring, Spectre logo on the rotor. Non-limited; announced 5 October 2026 alongside two 77-piece limited sets.
Who it suits: Bond fans buying new who want the latest official 007 tie-in in plain steel.
Buying pre-owned: Brand new as of October 2026, so pre-owned examples will be scarce; insist on the full set (007 push-button presentation box and warranty card). OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £7,200 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Professional 300M (1993 generation, quartz and automatic)
2541.80 (quartz) (1993–) · 2531.80 (automatic chronometer) · also called Bond Seamaster, Brosnan Seamaster, GoldenEye Seamaster, Seamaster Pro
The 1993 Seamaster Professional Diver 300M with blue wave dial and blue bezel; 2541.80 is quartz (worn in GoldenEye, 1995), 2531.80 is the automatic chronometer worn in Tomorrow Never Dies (1997), The World Is Not Enough (1999) and Die Another Day (2002). Not Master Chronometer.
Who it suits: Anyone after the Brosnan-era Bond look at a lower entry point than a current Diver 300M.
Buying pre-owned: These are older watches: ask whether the dial, hands and bezel insert are original or service replacements, check the crown and valve seals, and get water resistance re-tested. Quartz models need regular battery changes; leaking batteries can damage the movement. Older non-Co-Axial automatics generally need servicing more often than modern Co-Axial calibres.
No longer made, so pre-owned is the only way to buy one. See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster 300 (41mm heritage diver)
234.30.41.21.01.001 (2021–) · 234.30.41.21.03.001 · 234.30.41.21.03.002 · 233.32.41.21.01.001 (Spectre, previous generation) (2015) · also called Seamaster 300 Heritage, SM300, Spectre (2015 version)
41mm stainless steel, black anodised aluminium bezel with vintage Super-LumiNova scale, sandwich-style open numerals, 300m, calibre 8912 (60-hour reserve), Master Chronometer. Descends from the 1957 Seamaster 300; modern line relaunched 2014 and updated 2021.
Who it suits: Someone who prefers vintage 1950s dive-watch styling to the Diver 300M's wave dial and helium valve.
Buying pre-owned: Previous-generation (233.xx, calibre 8400) examples are not Master Chronometer-certified, so check the reference. Aluminium bezel inserts can fade or scratch. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £6,700 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
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Seamaster 300 Bronze Gold
234.92.41.21.10.001 · also called Bronze Gold Seamaster
41mm case in OMEGA Bronze Gold (37.5% gold, hallmarked 9K, with palladium and silver), brown dial, brown leather strap, calibre 8912 (60-hour reserve), Master Chronometer.
Who it suits: Buyers who want a warm-toned heritage diver that develops a patina, without the cost of solid 18K gold.
Buying pre-owned: Bronze Gold is designed to patina, so colour change is normal rather than damage; check strap and buckle are the correct Bronze Gold parts. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £13,200 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M (42mm, 2025 fourth generation)
217.32.42.21.01.001 (2025–) · 217.30.42.21.01.001 (2025–) · also called Planet Ocean, PO, PO 600
42mm stainless steel, 13.79mm thick, black ceramic bezel with enamel scale, 600m water resistance, no helium escape valve, calibre 8912 (60-hour reserve), Master Chronometer.
Who it suits: Someone who wants a more serious, deeper-rated diver than the Diver 300M in a slimmer, sharper case; steel bracelet versions from £7,700.
Buying pre-owned: Very new, so pre-owned examples should be close to new: insist on the warranty card and check the ceramic bezel for chips. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £7,200 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M (43.5mm and 39.5mm, third generation)
215.30.44.21.01.001 (43.5mm) (2016–) · 215.30.40.20.01.001 (39.5mm) (2016–) · also called Planet Ocean, PO, Liquidmetal Planet Ocean
43.5mm (calibre 8900, 60-hour reserve) or 39.5mm (calibre 8800, 55-hour reserve) steel, black ceramic dial and bezel with Liquidmetal diving scale, helium escape valve, 600m, Master Chronometer. Both now listed as no longer available by OMEGA UK, replaced by the 42mm fourth generation in 2025.
Who it suits: Pre-owned buyers who want the rounder previous Planet Ocean design, including a smaller 39.5mm option.
Buying pre-owned: Check the helium escape valve, the ceramic bezel and Liquidmetal scale for damage, and bracelet stretch. Earlier generations (2005–2015, refs such as 2200.50 and 232.30) use older calibres and are not all Master Chronometers. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
No longer made, so pre-owned is the only way to buy one. See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
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Seamaster Planet Ocean 6000M Ultra Deep
215.32.46.21.03.001 · 215.30.46.21.03.001 · 215.92.46.21.01.001 (titanium) · also called Ultra Deep
45.5mm O-MEGASTEEL (titanium on NATO also offered), 6,000m water resistance, meets ISO 6425:2018 for saturation divers, calibre 8912 (60-hour reserve), Master Chronometer. Follows the 2019 Five Deeps Expedition prototypes that reached the bottom of the Mariana Trench.
Who it suits: Someone who wants the most extreme Seamaster diver and is comfortable with a big, heavy case.
Buying pre-owned: A large, heavy watch, so try one on first; check bracelet or strap is the correct fitted part. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £11,600 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Ploprof 1200M
227.32.55.21.03.001 · also called Ploprof
55 x 45mm O-MEGASTEEL case with security pusher at 2 o'clock, Summer Blue gradient dial, sapphire bezel, helium escape valve, 1,200m, calibre 8912 (60-hour reserve), Master Chronometer.
Who it suits: Collectors who want the most unusual, tool-like Seamaster shape rather than a conventional round diver.
Buying pre-owned: Check the bezel security pusher works smoothly and the sapphire bezel is undamaged. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £13,500 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M (41mm)
220.13.41.21.10.001 · 220.10.41.21.03.004 · 220.10.41.21.01.001 · also called Aqua Terra, AT, teak dial
41mm stainless steel, 13.20mm thick, horizontal 'teak' dial, 150m, calibre 8900 (60-hour reserve), Master Chronometer. The Aqua Terra line was introduced in 2002.
Who it suits: Someone who wants one smart everyday watch that works with a suit and is still water resistant to 150m; steel bracelet versions from £5,900.
Buying pre-owned: No rotating bezel to wear, but polished case edges and the bracelet's polished centre links show scratches; check bracelet stretch. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £5,600 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M (38mm)
220.10.38.20.01.004 · also called Aqua Terra 38
38mm stainless steel, integrated bracelet with polished centre links, black lacquered dial, 150m, calibre 8800 (55-hour reserve), Master Chronometer.
Who it suits: Smaller wrists, or anyone who prefers a classic 38mm size for a dressy everyday watch.
Buying pre-owned: As with the 41mm, check polished surfaces and bracelet condition. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £6,200 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M (30mm, ladies)
220.10.30.20.10.002 · 231.10.30.60.55.001 (quartz, previous) · also called ladies Aqua Terra, Aqua Terra 30
30mm stainless steel, symmetrical polished case, 150m, self-winding calibre 8750, Master Chronometer. Earlier 30mm models used OMEGA quartz calibre 4561 and are listed by OMEGA UK as no longer available.
Who it suits: Smaller wrists wanting a mechanical, Master Chronometer Seamaster rather than a quartz dress watch.
Buying pre-owned: Pre-owned 30mm models may be quartz (231.xx refs): check the reference, battery and any diamond-set dial details match the papers. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £5,900 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Aqua Terra Shades (34mm and 38mm)
220.10.34.20.10.002 (34mm green) · 220.10.38.20.13.003 (38mm red) · 220.10.38.20.03.003 (38mm blue) · also called Aqua Terra Shades, colour-dial Aqua Terra
34mm or 38mm stainless steel on steel bracelet with coloured dials (blue, green, purple, pink, red, yellow, linen and others), 150m, Co-Axial Master Chronometer.
Who it suits: Anyone who wants a smaller, colourful Aqua Terra; works as a unisex choice.
Buying pre-owned: Check the dial colour matches the reference on the warranty card, as many colours share a case. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £6,200 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Worldtimer
220.12.43.22.03.001 · also called Aqua Terra GMT Worldtimer, Worldtimer
43mm stainless steel, 14.12mm thick, blue dial with laser-ablated titanium Earth, city ring and 24-hour day/night ring, GMT and worldtimer, 150m, calibre 8938 (60-hour reserve), Master Chronometer.
Who it suits: Frequent travellers who want every time zone at a glance in a dressy Seamaster.
Buying pre-owned: Check the time-zone setting works through the full city ring and the dial's glass ring is unmarked. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £9,100 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster Railmaster (38mm)
235.12.38.20.06.001 (2025–) · 235.10.38.20.06.001 (2025–) · 235.10.38.20.13.001 (small seconds) (2025–) · also called Railmaster
38mm stainless steel, grey-to-black gradient dial with large luminous numerals, 150m, calibre 8806 (55-hour reserve), anti-magnetic to 15,000 gauss, Master Chronometer. Small-seconds versions use calibre 8804. The Railmaster name dates from 1957.
Who it suits: The cheapest way into a new Seamaster: a simple, legible field-style watch for daily wear.
Buying pre-owned: Earlier Railmaster generations differ in size and movement from the 2025 38mm models, so confirm the reference you are buying. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
New: £4,800 UK list price (2026-10). See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Seamaster 1948 (70th anniversary limited edition)
511.12.38.20.02.001 · also called Seamaster 1948, 1948 small seconds
38mm stainless steel, opaline domed dial with small seconds, calibre 8804 (55-hour reserve), Master Chronometer, limited to 1,948 pieces; sapphire caseback engraved with a 70th Anniversary logo, aircraft and boat. Listed by OMEGA UK as no longer available.
Who it suits: Dress-watch buyers who want a faithful modern tribute to the original 1948 Seamaster.
Buying pre-owned: As a numbered limited edition, the box, papers and matching number on the caseback matter; check the engraved sapphire caseback is undamaged. OMEGA recommends a full service every 5–8 years and a water-resistance check once a year; ask for service history and, ideally, the box and warranty card.
No longer made, so pre-owned is the only way to buy one. See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Vintage Seamaster (1948–1970s, incl. Cosmic, Seamaster 120 and Seamaster De Ville)
· also called vintage Omega Seamaster, Seamaster Cosmic, Seamaster 120, Seamaster De Ville
The Seamaster line began in 1948, based on watches made for the British Royal Navy late in the Second World War. Later vintage families include the dressy Seamaster De Ville of the 1960s (which became the separate De Ville collection), the Seamaster 120 diver launched in 1966 (120m, first Omega diver with a date) and the slim, dressy Seamaster Cosmic from 1967. Automatic and manual-wind; not Master Chronometers.
Who it suits: Someone who wants mid-century style and Omega history at a much lower outlay than a new Seamaster, and accepts vintage quirks.
Buying pre-owned: Originality of dial and hands drives value: many old dials have been repainted ('redials'), so check printing quality and consistency of lume; original black dials on pre-1970s Seamasters are rare. Water resistance is not guaranteed on any vintage watch whatever the dial says, so keep it dry until gaskets are replaced and tested. Ask for recent service history.
No longer made, so pre-owned is the only way to buy one. See pre-owned Seamaster listings →
Questions
What is the difference between the Seamaster 300 and the Diver 300M?
Both are 300m divers. The Diver 300M (42mm, from £5,300) is the modern wave-dial model with a ceramic bezel and helium escape valve. The Seamaster 300 (41mm, from £6,700) is a heritage design based on the 1957 original, with an aluminium bezel, vintage-style lume and calibre 8912. Both are Master Chronometers.
Should I buy an Aqua Terra or a Diver 300M?
The Aqua Terra is a dressier everyday watch with a teak-pattern dial, no diving bezel and 150m water resistance, from £5,600 (41mm on leather). The Diver 300M is a full dive watch with a rotating bezel, helium valve and 300m rating, from £5,300 on rubber. Choose the Aqua Terra for office wear, the Diver for water and sport.
Which Seamaster did James Bond wear?
Pierce Brosnan wore the quartz Seamaster Professional 300M (2541.80) in GoldenEye and the automatic 2531.80 in his later films. Daniel Craig wore Planet Ocean, Aqua Terra and Seamaster 300 models, then the titanium Diver 300M 007 Edition (210.90.42.20.01.001) in No Time To Die. That 007 Edition is still sold, from £8,400 on a NATO strap.
Is a vintage Seamaster a good buy?
It can be, if you buy on condition and originality. The biggest risk is a repainted ('redialled') dial or replaced hands, which hurts value. Treat any vintage watch as not water resistant until it has been serviced and pressure-tested, and favour examples with a recent service history.
Planet Ocean or Diver 300M: which should I choose?
The 2025 Planet Ocean 600M is 42mm, 600m water resistant, has no helium valve and uses calibre 8912, from £7,200 on rubber. The Diver 300M is 42mm, 300m, with the wave dial and helium valve, from £5,300. Pick the Planet Ocean for the deeper rating and sharper modern look; the Diver for the classic Bond style and lower price.