Seamaster luxury watches
The Seamaster boasts the longest history of any surviving model. During a 1970 deep-sea oil exploration project, divers working at a depth of 250 meters wore a Seamaster 600, demonstrating their impressive capabilities. In 1981, freediver Jacques Mayol wore a Seamaster 120 when he achieved an unprecedented dive to 101 meters. Its high performance has earned it widespread acclaim, and it has now firmly established itself as a professional diver's watch. The Seamaster Diver 300M was featured in the 1995 James Bond film "GoldenEye," and numerous models have appeared in subsequent films in the series. Many models are also equipped with the Co-Axial movement, which significantly reduces wear on internal parts and allows performance to be maintained with an overhaul every 10 years.