Powered by the well-known tuning fork movement, the Omega F300HZ is a unique example of the highest achievement in watchmaking. This movement is commonly referred to as the "Rolls Royce" of tuning fork movements. It is based on the ESA calibre 9162 and was rebranded as the calibre 1250 by Omega. The Omega F300HZ, created by Max Hetzel, who was previously involved in the development of Bulova's Accutron 214, features a unique high-frequency mechanism that guarantees exceptional accuracy and a smooth seconds sweep trait that appeals to both watch lovers and collectors.
The Omega Electronic F300HZ has a strong, fashionable stainless steel case that is well-known for its timeless appeal and durability. The dial is beautifully constructed, offering good readability with very readable hands and sharp markings. It is an elegant choice for everyday use because of the day-date complication, which adds both beauty and functionality. The bracelet's comfort and security on the wrist are further improved by the stainless steel design.
The technology advancements and design sensitivities of the 1970s are reflected in this model. Omega's F300 series offers a wide range of styles to suit different tastes, from the elegant De Ville and Constellation models to the sporty Seamaster variations. The F300HZ's superb engineering and classic style make it a sought-after item even though it is considered old.
