Omega Seamaster Electronic F300Hz 198.012 Stainless Steel from 1972

The Omega Seamaster Electronic F300Hz is an iconic example of 1970s horological innovation. Released in 1972, this model features Omega’s tuning fork technology, which provided superior accuracy and a smoother second hand motion compared to traditional mechanical movements. The Ref. 198.012 is a standout model from the Seamaster line, blending the brand’s signature design with cutting-edge electronic movement.

Housed in a 41 x 46 mm stainless steel case, the watch has a bold, beautifully preserved 1970s aesthetic with its distinctive scientific-style dial layout. The white dial is complemented by applied markers, with a red central seconds hand for a striking contrast and easy legibility. The movement is powered by the Omega cal. 1250, a reliable tuning fork that vibrates at 300Hz, ensuring accuracy and smoothness.

The watch retains its original Omega bracelet, which adds to the overall authenticity and value of the piece. The case remains unpolished, maintaining its sharp, original lines and vintage character.

Highlights

• Original Omega bracelet – A highly collectible feature that adds to the authenticity

• Beautiful 1970s case design with sharp, unpolished edges

• Powered by Omega cal. 1250 tuning fork movement, offering superior accuracy and smooth seconds hand

Specifications

Brand: Omega
Model: Seamaster Electronic F300Hz
Reference: 198.012
Case Material: Stainless steel
Dial: White with red central seconds hand
Markers: Applied markers with scientific-style layout
Movement: Omega cal. 1250 (tuning fork)
Case Dimensions: 41 x 46 mm
Year: 1972

A vintage Omega with true innovation, this Seamaster Electronic F300Hz is a rare and beautifully preserved timepiece, perfect for collectors seeking both mechanical precision and a unique design from the golden age of electronic watches.