OmegaSeamaster Diver 300m

KEY FACTS

• Among the latest in the long-running line of Omega and James Bond watches, this Seamaster 300M Diver '007 Edition' was featured in 'No Time To Die'
• The watch reflects the British superspy's persona, pays homage to its predecessors, and introduces new design features and technologies in the Seamaster range
• The 42mm satin-finished titanium case surrounds a ‘tropical’ dark brown dial - echoing the fading of old watches
• In addition, simulated patina is used on the numerals and markers, giving an overall warm appearance and reflecting the look of aged tritium
• Finally, Omega has chosen to print a broad arrow symbol on the watch’s face and enrage it on the caseback - a nod to the mark applied by the Ministry of Defence on its service-issued items
• The watch is supplied on a mesh titanium bracelet which is both light and ergonomic
• Housed inside the 300M water-resistant case is the Master Chronometer calibre 8806 with a 55-hour power reserve
• Offered by a private seller in the United Kingdom
• A one-owner example purchased new from an authorised dealer
• Presented with a special edition Omega x 007 leather pouch, outer box, international warranty card, Master Chronometer card, Omega pictograms card, operating instructions booklet, swing tag and the original purchase receipt
• Also included is a new Omega NATO strap and a strap changing tool
• Omega’s five-year factory warranty covers the watch until 2028
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor who reports that the watch is in good working order and has been worn sparingly
• The vendor also notes the NATO strap has never been on the watch and is new with tags, and that the tool for removing straps has never been used

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