Omega Seamaster Diver 300M "James Bond" and "Spectre" Editions
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Omega Seamaster Diver 300M "James Bond" and "Spectre" Editions

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At a glance
Price
US$8,600
Case size
42mm
Thickness
14.23mm
Case material
Stainless steel
Movement
Cal. 8806 automatic
Power reserve
55 hours
Water resistance
300m
Limited
77 sets (boxed sets)
The brief

Omega has launched a collection of six Seamaster Diver 300M watches, including two non-limited stainless steel models dedicated to James Bond and the villainous Spectre organization, and two limited-edition boxed sets. These new releases build upon the brand's long-standing partnership with the 007 franchise, offering distinct aesthetics for both hero and villain.

  • Price: US$8,600 (steel editions)
  • Price: US$89,800 (boxed sets)
  • 42mm case diameter
  • 14.23mm thickness
  • Cal. 8806 movement
  • 300m water resistance
  • Limited to 77 sets (boxed sets)
  • 55-hour power reserve
Across the sources

The James Bond edition features a blue aluminum dial with laser-engraved waves and the Bond family coat of arms at 12 o'clock, while the Spectre edition has a grained black dial.

Watches By SJX

The steel models are 14.23mm thick, which is 0.75mm thicker than the 'No Time to Die' edition.

Watches By SJX

The boxed sets include platinum-gold variants with embossed and lacquered 18k white gold dials, featuring a gun-barrel pattern for Bond and an octopus-inspired pattern for Spectre.

Watches By SJX

The movements feature distinctive rotors: a rhodium-plated gun-barrel decoration for the steel Bond watches and a blackened octopus for Spectre.

Watches By SJX

The James Bond edition's blue dial is reminiscent of Pierce Brosnan-era Seamasters, with a grade 5 titanium bezel insert.

Revolution

The Spectre edition features a black ceramic bezel insert and a grain-patterned black dial.

Revolution

The limited edition platinum-gold models are offered on leather straps and feature special dials with gun-barrel or octopus patterns.

Revolution

The steel models are considered special, non-limited editions, while the boxed sets combine a steel watch with a platinum-gold model.

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