Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition NTTD 42mm Titanium Ref. 210.90.42.20.01.001 w/ B&P
Condition: Very good, pre-owned condition with balance of factory warranty five years from 2026.
Contents: Outer box, watch roll, booklet, hang tag, 2026 warranty card and Master Chronometer cards.
The Bond Watch Built Like Military Issue
Developed with direct input from Daniel Craig for No Time To Die, this Seamaster breaks from earlier Bond releases by being conceived as a military tool watch rather than a standard Diver 300M with 007 accents. The 42mm case and mesh bracelet are both Grade 2 titanium, keeping it light on the wrist, while the domed sapphire crystal makes it slightly slimmer than the standard Diver 300M. A tropical brown aluminium dial and bezel, cream-toned lume, and the broad arrow on the dial evoke issued military divers. The caseback carries military-style engravings, including 0552, the code for Navy personnel, and 923 7697, the designation for a divers' watch, all held in alignment by Omega's Naiad Lock system. Power comes from the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806, with a silicon balance spring, magnetic resistance to 15,000 gauss, and roughly 55 hours of reserve. As a 2026 example with box and papers, it offers near-new condition and substantial remaining factory warranty at a pre-owned entry point.
The most culturally significant modern Seamaster, in its lightest and most purposeful form. A near-new full set is the right way to own it.
Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition NTTD 42mm Titanium Ref. 210.90.42.20.01.001 w/ B&P
Condition: Very good, pre-owned condition with balance of factory warranty five years from 2026.
Contents: Outer box, watch roll, booklet, hang tag, 2026 warranty card and Master Chronometer cards.
The Bond Watch Built Like Military Issue
Developed with direct input from Daniel Craig for No Time To Die, this Seamaster breaks from earlier Bond releases by being conceived as a military tool watch rather than a standard Diver 300M with 007 accents. The 42mm case and mesh bracelet are both Grade 2 titanium, keeping it light on the wrist, while the domed sapphire crystal makes it slightly slimmer than the standard Diver 300M. A tropical brown aluminium dial and bezel, cream-toned lume, and the broad arrow on the dial evoke issued military divers. The caseback carries military-style engravings, including 0552, the code for Navy personnel, and 923 7697, the designation for a divers' watch, all held in alignment by Omega's Naiad Lock system. Power comes from the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806, with a silicon balance spring, magnetic resistance to 15,000 gauss, and roughly 55 hours of reserve. As a 2026 example with box and papers, it offers near-new condition and substantial remaining factory warranty at a pre-owned entry point.
The most culturally significant modern Seamaster, in its lightest and most purposeful form. A near-new full set is the right way to own it.
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