1999 Omega Seamaster 300M Green Jacques Mayol (Ref. 2553.41)
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History and Significance
The Seamaster line began as a tribute to Omega’s 100th anniversary in 1948, designed with improved water resistance thanks to its O-ring gasket system. In 1957, Omega introduced the Seamaster 300, which became the brand’s first professional diver’s watch and was famously used by Jacques Cousteau’s team during the Conshelf II experiments.
By the 1990s, the Seamaster had achieved pop-culture fame after being chosen as James Bond’s watch in GoldenEye (1995). Pierce Brosnan and later Daniel Craig wore Seamasters on screen, solidifying its identity as a modern icon.
This particular Ref. 2553.41, produced in 1999, pays tribute to legendary free diver Jacques Mayol. The limited-edition design features a distinctive green dial and tritium lume, reflecting both Mayol’s connection to the ocean and Omega’s commitment to precision engineering. Compact yet substantial, it’s a standout example from the era that perfectly balances elegance and sport.
Writer’s Thoughts
This Seamaster feels special in all the right ways. The Jacques Mayol green dial gives it a unique character that stands apart from the typical blue or black Seamasters of its time. It’s wearable, collectible, and perfectly represents Omega’s 1990s design language — robust, functional, and effortlessly stylish. A great piece for both daily wear and collectors of Omega’s modern classics.
Our Promise
Every watch is thoroughly vetted, carefully described with complete transparency, and guaranteed to be authentic. This Omega Seamaster is presented in original condition, representing both timeless style and enduring quality.
Brand: Omega
Model: Seamaster Ref. 2553.41
Year: 1999
Case Material: Stainless steel
Case Size: 36mm diameter, 18mm lug width
Bezel: Uni-directional stainless steel bezel
Dial: Limited edition Jacques Mayol green dial with tritium lume
Crystal: Sapphire crystal
Movement: Automatic winding
Bracelet: Original stainless steel Seamaster bracelet
Clasp: Omega-signed steel clasp
Contents: Watch only
Case: Strong, even surfaces with full lugs; light wear consistent with age.
Bezel: Unpolished steel bezel with minor surface wear, edges remain crisp.
Crystal: Sapphire crystal with one small scratch near the center, replaceable if desired.
Dial: Original limited-edition green dial in excellent condition with evenly aged tritium lume.
Hands: Original hands in great condition with matching patina.
Bracelet: Tight bracelet fitting up to a 7.5-inch wrist.
Clasp: Original Omega clasp remains tight and secure.
1999 Omega Seamaster 300M Green Jacques Mayol (Ref. 2553.41)
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History and Significance
The Seamaster line began as a tribute to Omega’s 100th anniversary in 1948, designed with improved water resistance thanks to its O-ring gasket system. In 1957, Omega introduced the Seamaster 300, which became the brand’s first professional diver’s watch and was famously used by Jacques Cousteau’s team during the Conshelf II experiments.
By the 1990s, the Seamaster had achieved pop-culture fame after being chosen as James Bond’s watch in GoldenEye (1995). Pierce Brosnan and later Daniel Craig wore Seamasters on screen, solidifying its identity as a modern icon.
This particular Ref. 2553.41, produced in 1999, pays tribute to legendary free diver Jacques Mayol. The limited-edition design features a distinctive green dial and tritium lume, reflecting both Mayol’s connection to the ocean and Omega’s commitment to precision engineering. Compact yet substantial, it’s a standout example from the era that perfectly balances elegance and sport.
Writer’s Thoughts
This Seamaster feels special in all the right ways. The Jacques Mayol green dial gives it a unique character that stands apart from the typical blue or black Seamasters of its time. It’s wearable, collectible, and perfectly represents Omega’s 1990s design language — robust, functional, and effortlessly stylish. A great piece for both daily wear and collectors of Omega’s modern classics.
Our Promise
Every watch is thoroughly vetted, carefully described with complete transparency, and guaranteed to be authentic. This Omega Seamaster is presented in original condition, representing both timeless style and enduring quality.
Brand: Omega
Model: Seamaster Ref. 2553.41
Year: 1999
Case Material: Stainless steel
Case Size: 36mm diameter, 18mm lug width
Bezel: Uni-directional stainless steel bezel
Dial: Limited edition Jacques Mayol green dial with tritium lume
Crystal: Sapphire crystal
Movement: Automatic winding
Bracelet: Original stainless steel Seamaster bracelet
Clasp: Omega-signed steel clasp
Contents: Watch only
Case: Strong, even surfaces with full lugs; light wear consistent with age.
Bezel: Unpolished steel bezel with minor surface wear, edges remain crisp.
Crystal: Sapphire crystal with one small scratch near the center, replaceable if desired.
Dial: Original limited-edition green dial in excellent condition with evenly aged tritium lume.
Hands: Original hands in great condition with matching patina.
Bracelet: Tight bracelet fitting up to a 7.5-inch wrist.
Clasp: Original Omega clasp remains tight and secure.