The main reason NTTD wears smaller is the bubble crystal which shrinks the dial opening. I have the regular Seamaster which has a flat sapphire, and that wears bigger than 42mm precisely because of the relatively large dial opening for the case diameter. You can see from overhead shots how the crystal distorts the minute track and tricks the eye into thinking that the indices hug the inner case.
This is a beautiful watch. Likely to be a future classic once Omega stops production. The military color scheme, titanium build, input from Daniel Craig as part of his last round as Bond, lumed bezel, domed sapphire, no-date window, and that bracelet all elevate this watch above the standard Seamaster.
The main reason NTTD wears smaller is the bubble crystal which shrinks the dial opening. I have the regular Seamaster which has a flat sapphire, and that wears bigger than 42mm precisely because of the relatively large dial opening for the case diameter. You can see from overhead shots how the crystal distorts the minute track and tricks the eye into thinking that the indices hug the inner case.
This is a beautiful watch. Likely to be a future classic once Omega stops production. The military color scheme, titanium build, input from Daniel Craig as part of his last round as Bond, lumed bezel, domed sapphire, no-date window, and that bracelet all elevate this watch above the standard Seamaster.
Expensive, but very cool watch!
Yeah super lucky to able to borrow one 🙌
This is not limited in number…
@@FRonTLinES10064 good call out, thanks