The 210.30.42.20.01.002 exists at the intersection of two commitments — Omega's decades-long relationship with the sea, and Nekton's mission to protect it. Released in partnership with the not-for-profit ocean research foundation, this is not a marketing collaboration. Nekton operates submersibles. Omega sponsors the dives. The watch documents the relationship.
The details that separate this reference from the standard Diver 300M are worth noting. The bezel is grade 5 titanium — not ceramic — with a laser-ablated diving scale that sits in positive relief against the matte surface. The black ceramic dial is also laser-ablated, matt-finished, with polished waves rising in positive relief — a more technical and restrained execution than the standard wave-engraved ceramic. The caseback is embossed with the Nekton submarine medallion and locked in place with Omega's Naiad Lock system, ensuring the engraving always sits perfectly oriented. 42mm stainless steel case on stainless steel bracelet with foldover clasp.
The movement is the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806 — self-winding, 55-hour power reserve, METAS-certified, resistant to magnetic fields exceeding 15,000 gauss. Tested by watchmaker and confirmed running within spec. Pressure tested and passed. Water resistant to 300 metres.
A discontinued reference.
Condition: Excellent. Dated 2024. Full set with box and papers. Note: outer box folding lid is detached.
Reference: 210.30.42.20.01.002
Year: 2024
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Condition: Excellent
Includes: Box, Papers