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It's the watch mentioned link most in this piece as a competitor and for good reason. Much like the Seamaster 300 the BB58 is a design predicated on the vintage ideal. It's a dive-style watch on a link steel bracelet with similar design cues like the gilt numbering on the bezel and slightly faux-aged markers. It also vies for that spot as the do-anything one watch in the collection. And link it's certainly worth mentioning that the Tudor can be had for nearly half the price of the Omega.

In 2018 Omega revamped the Diver 300m line beefing up the case and showing off its full ceramic capabilities with a laser-etched ceramic dial and ceramic link bezel. In so doing it expanded on the color offering of the watch link which previously had really only been seen in blue or black variations with some deviation along the link way. We saw the introduction of a white dial version with a black bezel and a silver dial version with a muted blue bezel to go along with the mainstays.