
1961 Omega Seamaster 300 'Meister'
A Seamaster with a beautifully-aged black dial, a rare signature from Meister, and the Omega 552 automatic movement.
Overview
The Omega Seamaster 300 was originally released alongside the Speedmaster in 1957 under reference CK 2913. In 1961, the reference CK 14755-61 was introduced with a slightly thinner case and a small arrow minute hand instead of a large arrow hour hand. These watches featured a two-part bezel with a thin outer portion in bakelite that displayed 10-minute graduations for diving. Unfortunately, bakelite proved fragile over time and many examples no longer have the original bezel intact. This watch is one of those casualties, but it does make up for it with a rather unique Meister-signed dial. Meister, a Zurich-based jeweler, is known to have co-branded a small number of watches with Omega in the 60s and 70s and it’s very rare to see the double signature on this particular reference.
Specifications
Brand:
Omega
Model:
Seamaster 300
Reference:
14755-61
Year:
1961
Case Number:
n/a
Case Material:
Stainless steel
Diameter:
39 mm
Lug Width:
19 mm
Thickness:
12.5 mm
Lug-to-Lug:
48.0 mm
Dial:
Black
Lume:
Radium
Crystal:
Acrylic
Movement:
Automatic
Caliber:
Omega 552
Bracelet/Strap:
Accurate Form brown Japanese cowhide strap with tang buckle
Max Wrist Size:
Hand model has a wrist size of 6.1 in
Condition
Case: The case shows obvious signs of wear with many little hairlines and a few small spots of rust and pitting which is not uncommon for a 60 year-old watch. The case back engravings are sharp and deep. The crown has the correct “flat feet” logo for this reference.
Dial, Hands, & Crystal: The black dial and steel hands have developed a heavy patina that is sure to please those who love a watch with some character. The color of the radium is a nice golden hue and even across the hands and dial. Importantly the UV response matches and falls off consistently, indicating that the watch has likely never received any artificial re-luming. The plexiglass crystal has the etched Omega logo at the center and is free of any deep scratches or chips.
Bracelet/Strap: The Accurate Form brown Japanese calfskin strap is brand new and has a vintage feel that compliments the watch perfectly.
Performance
Functions: All functions including the crown-winding and time-setting are working as expected.
Service History: The watch just underwent a full service from Fine Swiss Watch Repair in Chicago that was completed on 03/23/2022. Before completing the service, the watchmaker remarked that the movement looked pristine and untouched.
What’s Included

What’s Included
Watch
Omega Seamaster 300 'Meister' on a brown Japanese cowhide strap.
Box/Papers
Extras
Service record from Fine Swiss Watch Repair dated March 2022 and an Omega Extract of the Archives dated May 2022.
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