OMEGA Seamaster Diver 300M "60 Years of James Bond" + all OMEGA 007 Special Editions since 1995.

#omegawatches #JamesBond #007 ‪@OMEGA‬
Inspired by the very same Seamaster that 007 wore in GoldenEye, this 42 mm timepiece in stainless steel creates watchmaking magic through its film-themed caseback, which replicates the famous 007 opening sequence - with Bond in silhouette and a spinning gun barrel design. This dynamic scene plays out beneath the sapphire, decorated with micro-structured metallisation. The patent pending “moiré” effect animation is linked to the running of the lollipop central seconds hand, so the action never stops.
The watch is powered by the Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806 and is presented on a mesh-style bracelet - in the same style as James Bond’s OMEGA watch in No Time To Die.
The bezel and dial are both made from blue oxalic anodized aluminium, with the dial featuring laser-engraved waves, and the bezel featuring a diving scale filled with white Super-LumiNova. Also spot the commemorative “60” which replaces the diving scale’s traditional inverted triangle, and luminescent green dot which links to the minute hand.
For collectors of the steel version, there’s a blue wooden presentation box in the original Diver 300M wave pattern, with three dots inspired by the classic Bond opening title sequence, including a secret push button on the right.
FEATURES
Anti‑magnetic
Chronometer
Helium escape valve
Master Chronometer Certified
Screw‑in crown
Transparent case back
Unidirectional rotating bezel
MOVEMENT
Calibre: Omega 8806 Self-winding movement with a Co-Axial escapement.
Certified Master Chronometer, approved by METAS, resistant to magnetic fields reaching 15,000 gauss.
Free sprung-balance with silicon balance spring, 25,200 A/h (= 3,5 Hz) automatic winding in both directions.
Special luxury finish with rhodium-plated rotor and bridges with Geneva waves in arabesque.
Power reserve: 55 hours
Total product weight: 156 g
Between lugs: 20 mm
Thickness: 14.3 mm
Lug-lug: 49,7 mm
Case: Steel
Case diameter: 42 mm
Water resistance: 30 bar (300 metres / 1000 feet)
Dial colour: Blue
Crystal: Domed, scratch‑resistant sapphire crystal with anti‑reflective treatment inside
Material: Steel
Buckle type: Foldover clasp
Buckle material: Stainless steel
Price: 8,900 Euro incl. 20% VAT
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The James Bond Theme composed by Monty Norman. Played and recorded by Jorge Oswald
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#omega #jamesbondmovies #spygadgets #secretagent

[@toniburki7261]

I love my 007 60 Years of James Bond. I wear it every Day. It is just a Beauty!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing, may your Seamaster continue to always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours!

[@mathieurobert8156]

Love the intro!!! Great video as always Alex!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks so much … very kind!

[@Seti12345]

That little animated Bond on the caseback is absolutely mesmerising, Omega really knows how to do fun and stunning casebacks between this and the Silver Snoopy

[@WatchAdvisor]

Yep 👍🏼 Omega knows to surprise and delivers real cool stuff… Thanks for sharing our passion!

[@Maarten_official_account]

I own the NTTD seamaster and can comfirm that the milanese mesh bracelet wears extremely comfortable even though the clasp is quite thick when closed. For some reason that doesn’t bother me one bit. I expect the stainless steel to be as comfortable as the titanium. Overall I prefer the look and feel of the NTTD but that’s all personal preference. Excellent review 👍

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing your personal experience with us! That’s the best feedback we can get… May your Seamaster continue to always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours…

[@steelsteez6118]

Thanks for your input on this. I have the black dial SMP300 on rubber (so comfy!) and was thinking of picking up the steel mesh bracelet but my only reservation so far has been the thick clasp. But you're saying it's not cumbersome? Is it really that thick or does it just look exaggerated in videos?

[@Maarten_official_account]

@@steelsteez6118 well let’s say it’s certainly not the thinnest but it gets quite exaggerated in videos. I also have a Panerai Luminor and to be fair, the thick strap and buckle on that one is comparable. Off course it would be ideal when you have a chance to try one before ordering because it doesn’t have micro adjustments and for me it fits perfectly with the designated holes in the bracelet but that’s also different for every wrist. Do you have an AD around with either the NTTD or this new Steel version in stock? Accessories like these are way too expensive to be disappointed after purchasing. I hope I make myself clear, English is not my native language.

[@kamakf00t]

@@steelsteez6118 also could note that this bracelet is particularly good on the Nttd because of its light titanium weight. I have not tried this bracelet with a steel Model so I can’t speak to that, but the lightness of the NTTD makes the bracelet a joy to wear . I can comfortably wear it in at least 3 of the holes.

[@UnseenHero]

Glad to see that you enjoy the caseback! I think it's a great tie in with Bond without screaming "I'm a James bond watch"

[@WatchAdvisor]

Correct! Fun if you want to have some and in the meantime a beautiful diver…

[@alyandjake9090]

What an absolutely stunning caseback! Omega has some amazing innovations with their master co axial to this. The movement alone is something that I could look at all day, and the silhouette of Bond walking into frame takes me back to watching the movies with my dad and that unforgettable 007 intro. Thanks for the in-depth video!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Couldn't agree more... thanks for the kind feedback and for sharing your passion with us!!

[@aleximd9244]

Man your vlog came as an ointment to my wounded soul

[@WatchAdvisor]

I am happy to read this! Now I am curious! Share some thoughts with us about the watch

[@xaviersichel2262]

The return of the wave dial is a very nice touch! Looks great in this blue!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing!

[@tekneeqmusiq]

Love that lollipop seconds hand!

[@WatchAdvisor]

“tastes” good - yes!

[@omegawatchfan]

Great looking piece. I was inspired to put a mesh bracelet on my electric blue seamaster 2265.80 because of this watch.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing… unfortunately we can’t share photos here… would be a cool feature…

[@agent00asmr]

I just love the sequence playing on the back

[@WatchAdvisor]

We do too… thanks for sharing our passion!

[@track-n-trace]

Incredible as always Alexander. Watches look so much more magical in your videos. Thank you for your excellent in-depth presentation of this monumental timepiece!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks so much for your super kind feedback! You are the best audience in the world… you don’t deserve anything less… Thoughts about the watch?

[@track-n-trace]

@@WatchAdvisor Personally I love it. Way more than the No Time To Die titanium Bond SMP. The high contrast of the white hour markers and hands against the almost iridescent blue aluminum dial is my favorite part. The case back makes it look like an actual gadget used by 007 - so I can forgive the thickness. And of course the hypnotizing lume! Overall a stellar release by Omega!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing!

[@BHNEOH]

Love your review. Always going beyond just about the watch but the entire journey and background stories of the watch. Just this video will allow anyone not familiar with the bond series to fully know it. Brilliant.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing our passion and your kind feedback! Love your comment!

[@zomthegreat3279]

It’s beautiful. I picked mine up last week. Have to try it on in person to truly appreciate the fine details on the watch

[@WatchAdvisor]

You picked up yours and you didn’t yet try it??? Are you torturing yourself 🤣???

[@arturoalanis83]

I am very excited. Tomorrow i go to the omega boutique to make the payment. In 1 month (maybe less) i’ll have it in my hands. 🎉

[@WatchAdvisor]

Congratulations! Keep us posted please! And remember: anticipation is the greatest joy!

[@arturoalanis83]

@@WatchAdvisor Thanks a lot Alexander! Of course! I’ll keep you posted!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@steelsteez6118]

Congrats bud! I love my black dial SMP300 on rubber! You'll definitely fall in love with the SMP. 😍

[@pauledbrown]

Love Seamaster divers. I own the blue ceramic. This one has a mix of elements from the last 30 years.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Bravo! May your Seamaster continue to always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours…

[@benoir6249]

¡Qué bella pieza de relojería!. Excelente Reseña.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing our passion!

[@christopherjensen5007]

Excellent review as always! I've had my NTTD watch on the mesh bracelet for 10 months now. I adore it! I also own a blue Omega Seamaster 300M (four generation2018) I've recently put it back on the bracelet. I would love to know about your personnel watch collection. That would be a fun video to watch.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing and May your Seamaster continue to always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours… Others asked before… but I will never show my private collection in a video… Sorry!

[@andreaiacolina]

This blue looks amazing and the animation on the back is super cool!

[@WatchAdvisor]

I couldn’t agree more!

[@watch_beginer2056]

Great review once again.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks again! Our pleasure…

[@EgdeFilms]

It's a really nice watch. It summed up the history from the first Omega bond watch.

[@WatchAdvisor]

It is a Bond and a “normal” watch…

[@Kostja81]

I own a Casino Royal version. i don't know how long. Since it came out :) It was on my wrist when I met my wife, the day I asked her to be my wife, the day we married, and when she gave birth to our daughter. I will give it to my daughter when she graduates 😀 I wonderful review as usual. I liked that you mentioned all the Bond watches 😀

[@WatchAdvisor]

Pure emotions!! Thanks for sharing! Love your comment…

[@Kostja81]

@@WatchAdvisor ich danke ihnen vielmals

[@jasont4783]

Love the watch if I see this available at my local AD it will be difficult to say no. Great content as always!! Cheers!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing our passion! Keep us posted … 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻

[@yaaxarr8977]

Great intro and you`re the usual great watch crack host !! Nice Omega piece but regarding 007 watches I prefer the NTTD reference. Thanks Alexander for your hard work!! Greetings from Mexico City.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Greetings from Vienna! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and passion with us!

[@aaaaaaaawwwwwwww]

I'm 17 and an Omega Seamaster Bond edition is my grail watch. Hopefully I'll be in a position to get the 70th anniversary one in 10 years :)

[@WatchAdvisor]

Love your passion! Thanks for sharing… we keep our fingers crossed 🤞🏼

[@Talon173]

Nice watch, I prefer the No time to die version but this is still really cool. The mesh bracelets are amazing on these Seamasters, suit the watches so well

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing! The bracelet wears so well, hugs your wrist…

[@michaelduldner2262]

I like the watch, the color. The co axial escape movement is better than any most other movement. I’m finding myself more and more interested in Omega and less in hype brands. Thanks watch advisor

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing our passion, love your comment! Forget the artificial hyped brands, forget the artificial created shortage and this ridiculous premium you have to pay. GREEDY ADs are behind this unpleasant development, just forget them! Don't let yourself get fooled, always buy emotional and NOT rational! Always let me know if you have any questions...

[@AcmeRocket]

@@WatchAdvisor what about your yellow OP? 😂

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@AcmeRocket I am enjoying it 😉

[@rolexer]

good to see you back. im hoping for more content as we approach major watch release season. omega days and W&W.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Everything is under strict embargo until 27.03. /08:30 CET … Be sure not to miss this moment when we release all these videos… until then we will entertain you with other stuff…

[@rolexer]

@@WatchAdvisor ty. That's pretty amazing that you know already. Thanks for the head up.

[@kahuhipajae4088]

I like it. Thinking I might buy my first Omega. Great review as always.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing our passion! We keep our fingers crossed 🤞🏻

[@jameshoward9700]

Great video and Bond resume! A beautiful SMP (maybe the best?), with perfectly judged blue, aluminium bezel insert, wave dial and domed crystal. Let's hope this more sophisticated palette and design can influence the next generation of this watch. And let's hope the price is a passing celebratory aberration!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and passion with us!

[@kidomark3819]

Haha loved the intro!🩸and love the watch!!

[@WatchAdvisor]

I am happy to read this! Thanks for sharing! What about the watch? Do you like it?

[@kidomark3819]

@@WatchAdvisor absolutely love it! I already have the NTTD so I won’t need this. And your previous videos made me buy x2 panerai 😅 thank you!

[@WatchAdvisor]

My excuses 😉🤣! I am happy to read this and I wish you that your Omega and Panerai watches continue to always show you HAPPY 😃 seconds, minutes and hours…

[@Daavi85]

This is a great looking watch and I'd love to buy this new OEM Omega stainless steel mesh to put on my first gen 2201.50 Planet Ocean 42mm, I think it would work well on the watch and play with the look, great presentation as always Alexander.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Will be interesting to discover how Omega will handle this… available only through the after sales service or been actively offered/sold in boutiques…

[@robertlund2441]

Picked up mine last week actually. It's my new daily wear replacing my Moonphase Speedmaster

[@WatchAdvisor]

Congratulation! May your Seamaster continue to always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours!

[@danhilti746]

Sie sind für mich einer der besten Uhren KZbinR, absolut top Ihre Videos! Habe dir NTTD liebe diese Uhr! Omega absolut top in jeder Hinsicht.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Vielen, herzlichen Dank für dieses wunderbare Feedback! Möge Ihnen Ihre Seamaster auch weiterhin stets nur schöne Sekunden, Minuten und Stunden anzeigen…

[@jeromef.5489]

As always Alexander, another great content video. I have the ceramic SMP 300 and put the OEM mesh bracelet to mimic the 007. Hope Omega will start putting the new spirate systems on the Seamaster.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing our passion! Spirale will make its way into all Omega collections… But it will take some time…

[@Hoppetakeyama]

Great review. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks! 👍

[@SirMopy]

amazing quality video!! ty! would be insta buy for me, with different caseback and a lume tip at the bezel.. love the wavepattern and the dark navy color. the blue SMP300 ain't my type of blue..

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing our passion and your kind feedback!

[@chadlampe4026]

It’s a beautiful watch. I think they did a great job on this 007 iteration. The previous one with the faux patina does nothing for me. My first luxury watch was the black dial 300SMP and it’s coming on 3 years old and still beautiful.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing and may your Omega continue to always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours…

[@NeoWahNah]

As always! Excellent review Alexander! I love the shade of blue that they chose and particularly the blue white contrast! It just pops! The lume looks great as well! I don't care too much for the special feature on the back but I have to admit, it's very cool! All in all, a great offering from Omega! One special note, although it is not a limited edition watch, Omega will probably gate keep this like the 50th Snoopy and only offer it to their "VIP" customers. Sad but true. I understand it, but hate it at the same time. That's my only gripe with Omega.

[@WatchAdvisor]

This one will not be as difficult to get as the “Snoopy”… Omega has a vivid interest that people wear the watches… every wearer of an Omega is the brands best ambassador…

[@NeoWahNah]

@WatchAdvisor I hope this is true! I'm sure you already know, but they secretly released a small quick set micro-adjust on the Speedmaster! A most welcome addition!

[@jirikrajnak9047]

I shouldn't be complaining about Omega's unwillingness to make their cases thinner? I'm sorry, but these movements have been around for a while already, and I'm pretty sure it's more than a decade now. One would think they would've figured out how to engineer them thinner by now, but instead they choose to indulge in producing animated gimmicks that admittedly look cool, but don't anything to the overall practicality of the watch. I like Omega as much as the next guy, but this is wholly unacceptable.

[@Thiccolo]

Movement production can end up in the millions per different movement family. The return on said investment isn't immediate as well, which in turn means higher priced watches. As much as I would also like thinner cases, I would much rather prefer a more affordable cost compared to thickness

[@WatchAdvisor]

Wanting your calibres to be “Master Chronometer” certified and as reliable as they actually are? Yes? Then you have no other choice then to build them as Omega does…

[@NeoWahNah]

🤣

[@songoku-jx3cb]

This here is the perfect example of wanting everything

[@patrickjean-philippe7679]

The Seamaster NTTD has a slimmer case.

[@frankmuller8885]

Hi Alex, great video like always, thank you very much. Regarding the watch, its like the Snoopy, the show is going on on the back side of the case!

[@WatchAdvisor]

I love once again that Omega is really celebrating this partnership and does not only apply a logo…

[@SaltBhj]

Thanks Mr. Alexander, great review as always. Such a creative design on this watch. Unfortunately, I never really liked the Helium Escape Valve nor the left-side crowns.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Do you have the possibility to try it on your wrist? If yes go… you never know… and all the sudden this HEV does not border you anymore…

[@SaltBhj]

@@WatchAdvisor I will! I love the No Time to Die edition. The fuse of color between the titanium, the vintage looking cream indices, and the brown luminescent bezel is killer.

[@SaltBhj]

@@WatchAdvisor After trying it on my wrist, I have just placed a call to my local AD here in Abu Dhabi and put my name on the waitlist. This watch is just too cool to pass on!

[@Ossory88]

I'm just not an Omega Person but I do recognise omega doing some great stuff over the last couple of years.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Is there one you would consider to be a cool/interesting watch?

[@Ossory88]

@@WatchAdvisor from omega? Only the ploprof in two tone. That one is fantastic.

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@Ossory88 That’s an extreme and “disruptive” design … Good choice 👍🏼

[@kalpeshmuniya5487]

It's a masterpiece from watch advisor

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks 🙏🏻! Do you like it?

[@jonathanwelke]

Have mine ordered with my boutique in canada. I hope I get selected for it !

[@WatchAdvisor]

I keep my fingers crossed ... and please keep us posted...

[@jonathanwelke]

@@WatchAdvisor thanks ! Called day 1. So who knows what will happen !

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@jonathanwelke Well done! 👍🏻

[@leeharding8306]

Really like this one and the titanium one. I’ve owed the current Seamaster and it’s a great watch but quite a flawed watch too. The valve has to stay as it’s the DNA of the watch but it’s become much to heavy and thick and the bracelet is over engineered and too heavy too. It’s also lacking refinement on the edges. Also the bezel action is very scratchy and hollow sounding and doesn’t match the new much higher price. The whole watch is too shiny too and the AR coating on the outside is probably necessary to control the reflections from the shiny ceramic dial but I would rather it didn’t have it. Lastly the lume on the hands is so slim it’s not very effective. Omega should take it back to a 41 mm case and slim it down. The power reserve could do with upgrading too. The Speedmaster had a excellent facelift recently including a slimmer lighter more refined lighter bracelet. This is the direction the next Seamaster needs to go with this small wave dial from this 60th anniversary watch.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and passion with us! This is the way Omega actually goes… still the question remains: when do I change a winning team?

[@durandsimon5221]

A mix between the Glodeneye and No Time to Die Seamasters. Not my thing, but it's obviously a nice watch.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing!

[@mariaarevalo6221]

Que relojes tan hermosos.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Cierto, muy cierto...

[@REDDAWN2010]

Loving mine. It’s a special watch IAmO.

[@WatchAdvisor]

May your Seamaster continue to always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours…

[@lesgillard985]

Alexander...is Snoopy getting a brother? I can see you are discovering the magic of " see-through backs" We are never too old to discover new taists. 😀

[@WatchAdvisor]

Could be, could be … I already had similar thoughts…

[@lesgillard985]

@WatchAdvisor Look into the see through back...see the wonderfully movement moving....then look at the face.....blue, blue and blue.... 😀😃🙂

[@patrickjean-philippe7679]

Nice video of a pretty watch. I am still happy with the Seamaster NTTD which has a slimmer profile. I find the Omega animations fairly special, unique as well as entertaining. No doubts these will put smiles on people’s faces which is great. I am wondering which other watch company does similar things ? 🤔

[@WatchAdvisor]

Love your passion and comment! Thanks for sharing!

[@david.9633]

Great episode 👏 I would love to get this watch, but my nearest Omega boutique says that's "impossible " for me 😭

[@WatchAdvisor]

What do mean with “impossible” ? They said you can’t buy the watch? Where are you based?

[@david.9633]

@WatchAdvisor They said that for a new customer to the boutique like myself, it just wouldn't be possible. The boutique I'm referring to is the New York boutique on 5th Avenue.

[@GadgetyMV]

7:52 Fun with the Laterna Magica style gunbarrel effect.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Toys for boys!

[@jakob9792]

I wasn't impressed by the last version, mainly because of the faux patina, but this one would be worth getting. However I fear that many people including myself won't be able to get one at the ad as the bond special editions seem to be reserved for their special customers.

[@WatchAdvisor]

You have to try… only then you will know… I expect you to be successful… my I ask: where are you based?

[@tritone11]

You have clearly not seen them in person. That watch is simply stunning.

[@albertocasoni6691]

Hi Alexander, great video. As owner of a blue standard Diver 300M I truly appreciate the blu color and old style waves on the dial. Not excited by animation, I would like to have your opinion about the Milanese bracelet: it is comfortable where you have the closure mechanism, or do you feel it a little thick? The standard bracelet has only 1 limitation, since does not taper. But offers an amazing micro adjustment! Honestly speaking, I prefer the NTD version, this one is too expensive in my opinion

[@WatchAdvisor]

The bracelet is top notch, it wears comfortable all around and literally hugs your wrist…

[@off-roadingcars]

Another great video. You do the best watch videos! Isn’t the last Bond watch (the brown dial etc) all titanium including the bracelet? Which would mean that this bracelet on the blue Bond watch is a SS version of the titanium on the last Bond watch. I love this watch and would have definitely bought it except for one thing…I need a triangle on the bezel instead of the 60. A triangle is so much easier to read and really stands out, plus I use a diver bezel every day to time various things so if it had the triangle, it would have been the perfect Bond watch for me.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing our passion and your kind feedback! Yes the NTTD is a titanium watch… concerning your remark about the “triangle” … this shows again that tastes are different… I personally like the “60” …

[@vamosdaniel22]

​@@WatchAdvisor the 60 is much more sexy than the triangle.

[@WatchAdvisor]

I agree… 😉 Looks much more technical IMHO…

[@off-roadingcars]

@@WatchAdvisor ok, you guys all make good points. I was thinking from a readability at a glance perspective. I use the dive bezel a lot throughout the day and I like to just glance and find the triangle to do my calculations quickly. I was thinking that it would take a micro second longer to find the 60 since it looks more similar to all the other numbers than does a triangle. But I’m thinking more about it….

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@off-roadingcars Thanks for sharing!

[@Watchmeifyoucan]

Alexander thanks for the another great Video! I just got mine couple of days ago and absolutley ❤ it, one sidenote: I still have to get used to the white secondsmarker as for me it looks weird in direct sunlight, looks like the plastic secondhands of the MoonSwatch, apart from that the watch is perfect! :)

[@WatchAdvisor]

Congratulations, thanks for sharing your thoughts with us! May your Seamaster always show you happy seconds, minutes and hours…

[@Watchmeifyoucan]

@@WatchAdvisor thank you for your kind word! May the watches you present result in many views yet to come ;)

[@undy]

Thank you Alexander, nice video as always. I like the watch, but it is not for me and I like it less than the titanium nttd version. I prefer the regular even more, plenty bond vibe on the Seamaster anyway. I have that on a staib butterfly clasp mesh (they are probably the supplier to omega from what I understood, very similar appearance). Better price, prettier waves and ceramic bezel as an advantage.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us!

[@udosteinhauser5661]

Ein ganz wunderbares Video, Herr Linz. Vielleicht koennten Sie ja mal ein Video darueber machen, wie leicht oder schwer es ist, an ein solches relative begehrtes Modell zu kommen. Mit Ihren Kontakten in die Uhrenszene haben Sie da bestimmt einen guten Ueberblick. Besten Gruss, US

[@WatchAdvisor]

Was genau wollen Sie zu dem Thema wissen?

[@udosteinhauser5661]

@@WatchAdvisor Oh, das ging ja mal schnell. Mich interessiert z.B., ob diese SM 60 Jahre James Bond in die gleiche Kategorie faellt wie die aktuelle Snoopy oder die Ed White Speedmaster mit dem 321er Werk. Oder wie es Ihrer Meinung nach mit der Verfuegbarkeit dieser Seamaster aussieht. Bin gespannt.

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@udosteinhauser5661 Wenn die noch nicht ausverkauft ist, dann sollte man die kaufen können. Sie fällt jedenfalls nicht in die Kategorie der anderen… www.omegawatches.com/de-at/watch-omega-seamaster-diver-300m-co-axial-master-chronometer-42-mm-21030422003002

[@Mac2437]

Thanks for the video l love the look. I’m getting the black dial Seamaster don’t know if I should go high polish Staib mesh bracelet or the omega one . $700 plus not being in stock makes harder to go with omega mesh bracelet but it looks good

[@WatchAdvisor]

You should buy the one you like... if you must wait... do it!

[@JuanHernandez-dw4vq]

I would love to see the traveler gmt like the original quartz had.

[@WatchAdvisor]

That’s always a good feature to have…

[@dharam2016]

Hi Alexander dharam here from India. Wonderful video. I always wait for ur review n watch analysis. I bot omega titanium no time to die watch on ur advice. It turned out to be a amazing watch light weight n fits amazing. I had a small query how can we knw nmhow many watches they have produced in titanium no time to die version . N when will theybstop production of that watch. Thanks will wait ur reply 🙂

[@WatchAdvisor]

Dharam thanks for sharing our passion and congratulations to your Seamaster. Concerning your questions I fear Omega will not give me the answers you want, but I will try…

[@SirMopy]

my AD only said, that they'll discontinue the NTTD SMP when the new bond movie hits cinemas. so it will still take some time.

[@dharam2016]

@@WatchAdvisor thanks in advance for trying.

[@bobneech965]

Great review, thank you. Seems there's no pleasing some people. It's awesome and I'm getting one. Love the fact Omega are innovative and don't take it too seriously unlike some well known boring other Swiss brands.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for watching and for sharing our passion!

[@ParissaKhoury]

What's the fair market value of this watch in July, 2024?

[@WatchAdvisor]

7000-9000 Euro

[@cyberlip666]

it's kinda like a mash-up of their bond watches from over the years, combining elements from each of them. not sure it works for me

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing! Did you already try it on your wrist?

[@Mohammedalyafeimusic]

😍😍😍

[@WatchAdvisor]

Which is your favorite Bond watch?

[@treasurecoastgypsy]

Once again, I think that Omega needs to re issue the Seamaster 300 165.024. This re issue in modern technology, NO Faux Patina Lume, and full lumed ceramic bezel, in addition to the case made in O-Mega Steel. This re issue, would be a serious contender, and stand above the other diver,with a 👑 crown on its dial . It would really appeal to those liking, a diver with true military heritage. OMEGA, this re issue, would be a total success , and encourage those who dislike the Wart ,He escape valve another option. This Bond 60th, is ok, but the re issue I mention, would be truly exciting to Omega connoisseurs, and collectors. Thank you !

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and passion with us!

[@psdelport8893]

Sorry to say but I prefer my 2531.80. Bezel action isn't bad if you have it serviced

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing!

[@chareric]

Love the blue on this piece. Though , I already had the heritage version and I ended up getting the Milanese. If omega made a white dial/black bezel heritage model with black lume on the dial and white lume on the bezel then I may have to sell!

[@WatchAdvisor]

Blue was and is the typical color for Bond watches… So maybe another edition might be presented in the future, but without the animation on the backside…

[@patrickjean-philippe7679]

I would love the NTTD case with this watch bezel insert, dial and hands. That would be awesome 🤩

[@hugohernandez3651]

I wonder if Omega will continue releasing a James Bond watch every year 🤔. Their catalog is becoming a mess with so many models. With that being said, this is the bracelet that every Seamaster 300M should come with. It is beautiful. For those who don't care about James Bond, but love Omega watches it is the only thing interesting about this watch.

[@WatchAdvisor]

As long Omega partners with the producers of James Bond movies the brand will continue to release 007-themed watches of course… everybody else being in that position would do exactly the same… This particular Seamaster can be worn without thinking/remembering of 007… only when you turn it around, as I said in the video, the “show” starts…

[@hugohernandez3651]

@@WatchAdvisor Unfortunately, the price of the watch is highly affected by the relationship with guy from MI-6. 😁. The price of NTTD version has been going down in price in the secondary market. I expect with this edition that will happen even more. Thanks for replying back and for your videos.

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@hugohernandez3651 Please do not define any Bond Seamaster over the price it actually has, may achieve or not ... You bought a very special watch you obviously like ... so do enjoy it and do not sell it ... wear it and let it become a part of you, a part of your history, a lifetime best buddy on your wrist, a time-safe continuously showing you the correct time and "recording" special moments... Buying watches should only be about emotions and NOT ratio...

[@hugohernandez3651]

@@WatchAdvisor I try not to with every single watch I own. I have a Seamaster 300M Black ceramic and Titanium. It is way more expensive than the regular version and it doesn't even have a date complication. However, when I see the ceramic case, the ceramic clasp, and the open back case and bezel en Titanium, I get lost enjoying it.. I see achievement in engineering, and design. I imagine James Bond fans feel something similar for a watch like this. Something that can't be described.

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@hugohernandez3651 Most likely this is the case… end of the day it is being spoilt for choice…

[@sadaka201]

I like Omega very much but this realease leaves me cold and it is definitely too expensive, IMO.

[@WatchAdvisor]

The price is due to the animation on the backside…

[@sadaka201]

@@WatchAdvisor Still, pretty useless.

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@sadaka201 think emotional and not rational… 😉

[@bani_niba]

I have the Goldeneye reference. So I have a soft spot for the Diver Pro and Omega in general. Having said that, I do wish they get rid of the helium escape valve and the skeletonized hands. What I really lust for is a modernized version of a Military-Seamaster: with the modern case (lyre lugs), the military sword hands and (for personality) the original wave dial. With the new spirate adjustment, that would be a fantastic watch.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing, I fully agree… will send it to Greg Kissling…

[@Giovan_Nino]

👍

[@WatchAdvisor]

Any thoughts about the watch?

[@cedarcanoe]

Nice dial en bezel. But caseback and bracelet are a miss.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Have you watched the video? Did you discover 007 coming into the scene?

[@cedarcanoe]

@@WatchAdvisor ja das habe ich. Warum fragst Du das?

[@WatchAdvisor]

Because it explains why the case-back looks as it looks…

[@cedarcanoe]

@@WatchAdvisor i know. But all the printing on it is what I don’t like on most earlier Grand Seiko’s either

[@sfhdoan]

Failure to re-issue the reference 165.024 Seamaster is a big mistake by Omega. It is the 60th anniversary of that watch in 2023. The first Omega Seamaster used by her Royal Navy that inspired the Rolex 5517. It would be the most realistic watch Sean Connery would have worn. The 2015 Spectre is close but no cigar. A proper 165.024 reissue with sword hands (from the 2254.50) vintage dial of the heritage and "fixed lugs" would have been the best Seamaster. Fix lug are non-removable lugs that are only worn with NATO straps to make it more authentic like the original MoD (Ministry of Defense) Her Majesty's Royal Navy issued watch that a 000 agent would have worn. Such a lost of an opportunity. It is as someone doesn't know the Omega lineage and history.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing! The year is still young … IMHO this iconic diver has more potential than this… let us see what’s next… it is definitely too early to complain…

[@ameen6251]

such an unnecessarily chunky clasp, problem with Omega is it lacks that extra refinement. From their seamaster dinosaur bracelets to their case thicknesses and gimmicks

[@WatchAdvisor]

For some here, no matter what Omega does or doesn't do, it just isn't good enough. There sure are a lot of armchair CEO's etc. who seem to have an immediate answer and split-second reaction and fix time for everything that hits the watch industry. Many of you should put your keyboards to action and apply to Omega. I bet your tune changes to a different song.

[@ameen6251]

Love your content, appreciate the reply. I just think there are obvious issues at the heart of the seamaster, if I was working there: 1. Smaller case diameter/thinner 40mm 2. Tapered refined bracelet with extension on the fly 3. Filler sword hands 4. Keep ceramic bezel 5. Helium escape valve removed as it is completely superfluous and a polarising design feature 6. Date function at 3pm

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@ameen6251 Thanks for your kind feedback, for specifying and sharing!

[@gavinBsussex]

@@ameen6251 ha ha so what you want is a Rolex Submariner? If you don't like the Seamaster's features then don't buy it. There are lots of people, including myself who like the Seamaster for all the things you hate. I don't know why people like you bother to write these comments? Would you walk into a Ferrari dealership and say to the salesman that you don't like sports cars so they should build you a campervan instead? Nobody is forcing you to like or buy this watch, go find something you do actually like.

[@ameen6251]

Ok no need to get aggressive, this shouldn't be compared to a Sub/Rolex, it should be compared to the likes of Rado, Tudor and Oris, that is the playing field omega is in. Can't deny the clasp is large and obtrusive and the case lacks some vibrancy.

[@petersampson5202]

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[@WatchAdvisor]

🙏🏻

[@shoheithemoney720]

I'd rather get the NTTD, the general whiteness of the Omega text puts me off.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Tastes are different!

[@robertlund2441]

Honestly, the 60th feels better on wrist for me because of the steel. NTTD is just too light and almost feels cheap

[@ultrasonicradiation]

If they had a plain case-back, reduced the size to 40mm, and used the sword hands from the 90s, it would be perfect.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Maybe… Tastes are different…

[@bluemystic7501]

40mm would make for a very small dial.

[@Frontfokus]

The first James Bond with an Quartz-Omega was not Daniel Craig. It was Pierce Brosnan. And it was in 1995 und not 60 years ago. Please stick to the truth. With this watch every chump feels like James Bond.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Thanks for sharing!

[@affegorilla1299]

The bracelet is the only interesting thing on this watch imo. Very boring watch except the bracelet.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Never mind!

[@rolexer]

Guess no omega days this year. Oh well....

[@WatchAdvisor]

No, but several launches during the year…

[@dado380]

For me it just looks hideous compare to Sub or Sumo or MM or Black bay or Ocean star or Captain Cook or Aquis or 62mas.

[@WatchAdvisor]

Well tastes are different! 😜

[@Monkeyboy2457]

If it had no helium valve, narrower hands and no waves on the dial it would look good.

[@BLUETOOTH48]

I've got a rollex sub just got this in a black dial black bezel the blue version has been my favourite watch for ages I would gladly do a straight swap for my submariner I regret buying my sub its so boring I think that's how I was able to buy one from my AD when the sub hands are at 11,12 o'clock position the hands hide the rolex and the crown on the dial unless you know watches well no one even knows its a rolex.This omega is class I'm not really to impressed by the back only I see it as I would never let anyone hold it exept for family I just like the see through back on most of my watches I could of waited for the blue dial version but I figured when it's in stock I might just get that too

[@dado380]

@@BLUETOOTH48 Sub is not boring,others just copied the Rolex original design to infinity,remember Rolex and Seiko are the most copied watch brands in the world,95% of watches on Ali express are Sub or Turtle- MM-Sumo-Monster-Skx-Tuna hommage!!

[@patrickjean-philippe7679]

magicbus75 expressed his views that his Rolex Submariner is boring to him. It may not be boring to you and most of the masses but it is to him and you should respect that everyone have their own tastes, exactly like you do. 😉

[@mark_n_r]

Why are you talking so weirdly ??

[@WatchAdvisor]

????

[@DrExeCelticHeroes]

Maybe he isnt native english.

[@WatchAdvisor]

@@DrExeCelticHeroes I am Austrian to be precise…

[@kojoshirt5126]

@@WatchAdvisor i love the way you explain.. nice video. ❤️