Style-conscious men know: An exclusive watch is much more than a timepiece. It is a fashion statement, an expression of character – but sometimes also a lifesaver. With built-in lasers, winches or explosive surprises. Admittedly, only the Omega Seamaster models of the legendary secret agent James Bond possess the latter capabilities. But: on the 60th anniversary of the cinema franchise, passionate watch and Bond fans alike can rejoice, because the watch manufacturer honors the film character with an exclusive Seamaster Diver 300M with a diameter of 42 millimeters.

It combines the case aesthetics of the Seamaster from “Goldeneye” with the mesh bracelet from “No Time To Die” without neglecting the familiar and appreciated wave structure on the oxal-colored aluminum dial. Of course, and quite obviously, the Seamaster also retains its rotating bezel and helium valve. Quasi undercover, but the real star performer: the glass case back, which recreates the famous opening sequence of 007 – with Bond in silhouette and a spinning gun barrel. This dynamic scene takes place under sapphire crystal decorated with micro-textured metallization. The patent-pending animation of the moirĂ© effect is linked to the barrel of the central lollipop second hand, framed by a graphic that echoes the iconic three dots from the opening sequence of the Agent films.

Also on board: neglecting the familiar and appreciated wave structure on the oxal-coloured aluminium dial. Of course and quite obviously, the Seamaster also retains its rotating bezel and helium valve.
The watch is powered by the proven Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806, which also withstands magnetic fields of up to 15,000 gauss and offers automatic winding in both directions with its free sprung balance with silicon balance spring. Everything already blockbuster-suspicious? Wait until you see the blue, wave-patterned presentation box. Because not only does it pick up the circles of the film intro again – it also has a secret button. Where exactly? You’ll have to find out for yourself.
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