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: I have an Omega Seamaster 300/1000. It was
: purchased in 2003/2004. It is the same as
: the ones in the James Bond movies. It has
: quartz movement.
: I need some assistance identifying which model
: it is, specifically if it is full size or
: mid size. The serial number on the watch is
: 57037216.
: The sticker on the box has these numbers: Pic
: 013621000
: Ser # 57646064
: Ern (sku ?) 612586 004131
: Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
: in advance.
: Rich
It appears pretty likely you do not have the box that was supposed to go with your watch. The PIC and serial number do not match your watch.
This occurs relatively frequently as the dealer does not match the watch and the box up as there are sometimes stacks of apparently identical white boxes, and the sales clerk gets in a hurry.
The direct answer to your question is to measure the watch's diameter.
ladies quartz 28mm
mid size mens quartz 36.25mm
full size mens quartz 41mm
Your watch's actual PIC may be on the cards that came with the watch. It will be an 8 digit number beginning with 22xxxxxx. The 5th and 6th digits will be 50 for a black dial and 80 for a blue dial.
Hope this helps.
Sam
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