As a long-time Breitling collector, with 3 Omegas in my collection, I cant stop wearing this 007 Edition. I have the Milanese and Nato straps, and swap between the both. My only criticism was the cost of adding the Nato strap! Haven't stopped wearing it for the past 2 weeks of ownership. Love it!
I just got one and love it. It is absolutely stunning. The color and finish is quite unique and the titanium and thinner case increase the wearability. The boutique threw in both straps which should be standard at this price point.
Bought the milanese version a few days ago. My wife, after seeing it on me at the AD, insisted that i buy it - much to my surprise. My panerai watches she could care less about but this one sparked her interest. I think it's Omegas best watch ever.
This watch captures the essence of the 007 experience having been released to coincide with Daniel Craig's final performance as 007 and ironically the same year of Sean Connery's passing. My purchase of this watch was to commerate the great movie memories that both provided. Thanks for the memories!
Worth every penny. It's much better in person. Go try it on. Currently, the most exciting diver in the collection. Super light, but heavy enough to know it's there. With the slimmer case, it beautifully slides under the cuff. The titanium bracelet is comfortable and stunning. The NATO strap is also a must. Most likely your boutique won't carry it. I purchased the strap at an Omega store. This edition is a welcome deviation from Rolex (nothing there to compare). Extremely balanced and the domed crystal looks incredible, especially from certain angles. Omega at its finest.
@@tomorrowcomestoday1621 I'll pay more when mine comes with a laser cutter and zip line built in. Otherwise, this should be in the 5k MSRP neighborhood.
The $8000 price tag may seem high for now...in a few years we all wished we had purchased one...like the Omega Speedmaster Tintin and the Alaska Project...
@@echodent2360 I really want to buy one but I’m scared for the future value. The only omegas that increase in value are special editions and this isn’t. I’ve seen some for $7,650 and $7,990 for new. With tax and once you add in a titanium bracelet you’re looking at $9,700..
Stunning watch a future classic for sure. I think the Nato strap is perfect. The titanium one is too bulky because of the way the deployment clasp is setup.
I started following you after a concert in Torroella de Montgri in 2016 (a few years ago), and now knowing that this is your favorite watch you have just convinced me ;)
Maybe the best Ω watch ever is the classic Speedmaster but in diver section the new 007 I think is the best diver ever. Simplicity is always more preferable. This watch is definitely much much better on NATO strap. Looks more tactical as it should.
Just picked this up today with both straps, NATO and TI. Fantastic watch! Love the weight and especially the lumes on the chocolate dial/bezel. Definitely a Collector's Watch! Thx.
Did you purchase the bracelet watch and then order NATO or purchase NATO watch and then order bracelet? And what did the price look like to add the second bracelet/strap option?
1:26 Toughness of titanium is laughable on this one. Some have already broken their titanium mesh bracelet where it meets the endlinks and as such, Omega has redesigned the endlinks of the titanium mesh on the more recent batches for sale. More info about this over at the Omega Forums.
I don’t think you should question the strength of the material here but the processing of the bracelet done by Omega or their supplier. Anyway, Omega reacted and the weakness should be no problem any more.
Being an omega lover, I’d love them to do away with the helium escape vale and have a built in one similar to Rolex. Yeah I know omega have watches that don’t have any valve, but with the seamaster I think it would look good without it.
Yes - I have this watch and that escape valve is just plain silly. I like this watch does not have "007" plastered all over the front/sides, and only very discretely on the back. I feel the same with the escape valve - no real function but to "show off", nobody goes deep sea diving with it and the valve can be hit away (like w Rolex) anyway - if they really think the watch need it.
Personally, I think they have taken influence from the Tudor black bay fifty eight following its success. Just an opinion! Either way, it's a great looking watch!
As I own several automatic watches, I actually have come to appreciate the "no date". First of all it is a simpler, cleaner look. 2nd I do not have the hassle of setting the date when watch has not been in use, and 3rd I wear the watch more as "jewelry" than function - so if I need more than the time, I will just check my phone. The original idea of leaving out the date is that a secret agent/Navy officer with a mission already knows the date, and the life and death info is the TIME. (No time to die ;)
I think the previous Bond watch looks better: The Omega Seamaster 300 Master Co-axial Spectre edition (with Lollipop second hand). Or even the classic non-Spectre. More dressy-vintage-simple design. Yes titanium is a plus but the vintage-yellow color is too much. This could have been more subtile on that vintage touch.
I think it’s a very well executed watch but it’s way too expensive. In terms of specs it’s very similar to the Tudor Pelagos which costs considerably less and even has a matte ceramic bezel which I wish Omega had used for this model. Also with the Pelagos you get both a rubber strap and a very well made bracelet. In my opinion this watch shouldn’t cost more than 25% more than the regular Seamaster 300 does on a bracelet and and they should include both the nato and the bracelet for that price.
It is a huge lost opportunity because since it has no date window they could have easily given it the timezone function like on the 300 heritage model, but sadly no.
Definitely on the Milanese bracelet all the way. I tried both models and both are super light, but also and as usual, I would most of the times suggest to purchase any high end time piece with its metal (whatsoever) bracelet rather than its original NATO or leather strap, unless obviously, comes either with these last 2 original/manufacture’s straps -you can further buy the OEM NATO and/or leather strap(s). Lastly but not the least, great vid content including the commander’s inputs for the making of this unique watch for his last film in the 007 franchise, which definitely will make this time piece one of the most iconic divers in time.
Love this watch - the input from Craig is important! I think the subtle changes makes it a future classic. I originally preferred the nato, but the titanium strap is stunning and I am not surprised that 80% prefer it! Anyone can grab a nice aftermarket nato for adding some variety!! Great video, great watch!!!
I'll never get used to that helium esc valve......and on this particular one: that vintage inspired fake patina is a bit 'in your face', not very subtle
It's one thing for me to wear a fauxtina-equipped homage watch to, say, Connery's Rolex from Goldfinger. But for the Bond-character to be wearing a retro-looking watch with fauxtina on it? Not too sure about that. And while I'm still not sold on the Omega/Bond relationship in general, I think I still prefer him wearing the Aqua Terra or the Planet Ocean. Those just fit Craig's version of the character way better, IMO.
Its baffling to me how people don‘t like the bracelet. When I saw the watch up close in the Omega boutique I was like „what is THAT“ . I didnt even know its the 007.
If I wanted to spend that kind of money on an Omega, I would pick the Speedmaster Blue Side of the Moon with aventurine dial. Full ceramic blue case, chronograph with date and moon phase and a watch that looks way more special.
Interesting thought, however, there is no comparable Rolex. No Rolex diver or any Rolex for that matter uses titanium. Also, Omegas movements are superior to Rolex. With that being said, I do love both brands. I do agree though that this particular Omega is overpriced and ALL Rolex’s are grossly overpriced.
@@tonyrome655 I would agree with you ! Particularly when it comes to Omega’s new calibers. I was thinking in particular a railmaster or the limited edition 1948 seamaster compared to a Rolex Explorer I . And how would you compare Omega’s 2500 caliber or new 8000 series caliber to Rolex Your thoughts?
What is the case size? Is it back to the 41mm or still 42mm? and is it still a 8800 caliber with 55 hour power reserve or improved power reserve ? James bond have a wild night life and sometimes he too needs to wear his watch after a hard earned weekend 😉😄
So I have a situation. I have been offered a straight up trade for this watch on the nato strap for a 2020 rolex air king 116900. I can't decide what to do. Any thoughts from the community
@@_baller not at the poker table but he did fight the terrorist in the same outfit he was wearing at the poker table. And went from dinner to chasing Vesper in a car chase. Good thing he had a seamaster on😂
My local AD has one in its window. It doesn’t really do much for me, the standard Diver 300m is nicer. It may not be a limited edition but apparently they are limiting its availability like the Snoopy speedy.
Not a fan of mesh, I’m getting the NATO version. Picking it up today. Even though this piece is comparable in price to a Submariner I think its popularity and eventual discontinuance will make it a classic collectible. I own a circa 1997 Sub and an older “roulette date wheel” DateJust. Always been a Rolex fan. UNTIL I bought my first Seamaster 300. I now own a 41mm Seamaster 300, 45mm Titanium Planet Ocean 600M (LOVE IT) and a 41mm Aqua Terra with white teak dial. Omega, in my opinion, is a far superior timepiece. Rolex has gone down the millennial road with gaudy, tacky and over polished pieces.
I dislike 2 things. I’d rather have a coin edge type rotating bezel cause the one on this watch will be hard to turn with wet or sweaty fingers, and also the pressure release knob is distracting.
Thank you for your accuracy on it NOT being a limited edition... For this reason, and watches of switzerland telling me otherwise... I will NOT - consider its purchase at this price point - and will look somewhere else...
This is really a beautiful watch. It has a lot of character and feels great. I personally like the NATO strap as it captures all of the colors of the case. Simply well done and a must have in any timepiece collection.
This is not a limited edition so will not appreciate much. Better deal is similar watch for 50th anni of another bond movie. It’s got better design of dial ( spiraling barrel) and is with date function and has gold accents and sappahire back. Also that is a limited edition
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i think it is the most beautiful watch omega ever made
You re absolutely right 👍great and beautiful watch 👍
Nah, this sucks. It is the James limited edition that stands out the most.
Or the AT WORLDTIMER?
As a long-time Breitling collector, with 3 Omegas in my collection, I cant stop wearing this 007 Edition.
I have the Milanese and Nato straps, and swap between the both.
My only criticism was the cost of adding the Nato strap!
Haven't stopped wearing it for the past 2 weeks of ownership. Love it!
Probably you are not mistaken.
I just got one and love it. It is absolutely stunning. The color and finish is quite unique and the titanium and thinner case increase the wearability. The boutique threw in both straps which should be standard at this price point.
how much did you pay for it?
Bought the milanese version a few days ago. My wife, after seeing it on me at the AD, insisted that i buy it - much to my surprise. My panerai watches she could care less about but this one sparked her interest. I think it's Omegas best watch ever.
I am a Rolex person, but this is definitely the most beautiful Seamaster ever, great collector potential
This watch captures the essence of the 007 experience having been released to coincide with Daniel Craig's final performance as 007 and ironically the same year of Sean Connery's passing. My purchase of this watch was to commerate the great movie memories that both provided. Thanks for the memories!
Worth every penny. It's much better in person. Go try it on. Currently, the most exciting diver in the collection. Super light, but heavy enough to know it's there. With the slimmer case, it beautifully slides under the cuff. The titanium bracelet is comfortable and stunning. The NATO strap is also a must. Most likely your boutique won't carry it. I purchased the strap at an Omega store. This edition is a welcome deviation from Rolex (nothing there to compare). Extremely balanced and the domed crystal looks incredible, especially from certain angles. Omega at its finest.
This is the best Seamaster Omega has made up to date. The colours and titanium mix beautifully. Great review 👍🏼
An instant classic. Really bummed that they did not use a movement with the jump-hour feature like heritage Seamaster 300!
Great watch, but no way in hell this should be 5k more than a "standard" Seamaster
Titanium and the 007 branding makes it cost more I guess 🤷♂️
This watch got all the features used by James Bond on the movie
@@tomorrowcomestoday1621 I'll pay more when mine comes with a laser cutter and zip line built in. Otherwise, this should be in the 5k MSRP neighborhood.
@@herts9999 “but of course you do” quote from Sean Connery
well considering the amount of money they paid the 007 series for branding I am pretty sure this is somewhat reasonable
The $8000 price tag may seem high for now...in a few years we all wished we had purchased one...like the Omega Speedmaster Tintin and the Alaska Project...
No, it's not limited and prices are going down already.
@@MTCBKK show me where price is down from retail?
@@echodent2360 I really want to buy one but I’m scared for the future value. The only omegas that increase in value are special editions and this isn’t. I’ve seen some for $7,650 and $7,990 for new. With tax and once you add in a titanium bracelet you’re looking at $9,700..
1 year later... drastically down
I love the all brushed look.
Stunning watch a future classic for sure. I think the Nato strap is perfect. The titanium one is too bulky because of the way the deployment clasp is setup.
The strap is a callout to a rolex he wore in goldfinger.
The strap wasnt a Rolex strap though.
This is my most favourite watch. When I received I knew, that this would be mine forever. What a great watch.
I started following you after a concert in Torroella de Montgri in 2016 (a few years ago), and now knowing that this is your favorite watch you have just convinced me ;)
$8,000!!! 😳. Have a nice day
Maybe the best Ω watch ever is the classic Speedmaster but in diver section the new 007 I think is the best diver ever.
Simplicity is always more preferable. This watch is definitely much much better on NATO strap. Looks more tactical as it should.
Thank you for sharing!
Just picked this up today with both straps, NATO and TI. Fantastic watch! Love the weight and especially the lumes on the chocolate dial/bezel. Definitely a Collector's Watch! Thx.
Did you order the NATO strap at the same time? Just curious.
Did you purchase the bracelet watch and then order NATO or purchase NATO watch and then order bracelet? And what did the price look like to add the second bracelet/strap option?
@@123ClassicRock I bought both straps together from the AD and it was cheaper that way.
@aidinf1 you can change it yourself. You need a prong 🔧 tool. to do it.
1:26 Toughness of titanium is laughable on this one. Some have already broken their titanium mesh bracelet where it meets the endlinks and as such, Omega has redesigned the endlinks of the titanium mesh on the more recent batches for sale. More info about this over at the Omega Forums.
I don’t think you should question the strength of the material here but the processing of the bracelet done by Omega or their supplier. Anyway, Omega reacted and the weakness should be no problem any more.
Being an omega lover, I’d love them to do away with the helium escape vale and have a built in one similar to Rolex. Yeah I know omega have watches that don’t have any valve, but with the seamaster I think it would look good without it.
Yes - I have this watch and that escape valve is just plain silly. I like this watch does not have "007" plastered all over the front/sides, and only very discretely on the back. I feel the same with the escape valve - no real function but to "show off", nobody goes deep sea diving with it and the valve can be hit away (like w Rolex) anyway - if they really think the watch need it.
Personally, I think they have taken influence from the Tudor black bay fifty eight following its success. Just an opinion! Either way, it's a great looking watch!
There is definitely a demand for vintage-inspired watches with creamy lume 👍🏻
@@Chrono24Official I know I love them!
Great trend imo. Vintage watches are smaller and purer
Great watch. Excellent design. Not so sure about no date thing, but above all exorbitant pricing.
As I own several automatic watches, I actually have come to appreciate the "no date". First of all it is a simpler, cleaner look. 2nd I do not have the hassle of setting the date when watch has not been in use, and 3rd I wear the watch more as "jewelry" than function - so if I need more than the time, I will just check my phone.
The original idea of leaving out the date is that a secret agent/Navy officer with a mission already knows the date, and the life and death info is the TIME. (No time to die ;)
My new dream watch!! Love it.
I think the previous Bond watch looks better: The Omega Seamaster 300 Master Co-axial Spectre edition (with Lollipop second hand). Or even the classic non-Spectre. More dressy-vintage-simple design.
Yes titanium is a plus but the vintage-yellow color is too much. This could have been more subtile on that vintage touch.
I think it’s a very well executed watch but it’s way too expensive. In terms of specs it’s very similar to the Tudor Pelagos which costs considerably less and even has a matte ceramic bezel which I wish Omega had used for this model. Also with the Pelagos you get both a rubber strap and a very well made bracelet. In my opinion this watch shouldn’t cost more than 25% more than the regular Seamaster 300 does on a bracelet and and they should include both the nato and the bracelet for that price.
007 ain't use a Tudor though
Also, it ain't titanium case nor 300m
@@tomorrowcomestoday1621 the Tudor Pelagos case is indeed made of titanium and is rated to 500m.
@@tomorrowcomestoday1621 he had to be paid to wear an Omega
Cool go buy a G Shock then
Great watch, but surely if this was specific to 007 he would require a GMT function.
Why Bond is only a moment away from his trailer
It is a huge lost opportunity because since it has no date window they could have easily given it the timezone function like on the 300 heritage model, but sadly no.
This Omega is gorgeous, and a very accurate representation of a vintage Rolex Submariner that Bond uses on the first and second movies.
Three things you need to know:
-It's way too expensive
-Fauxtina
-It's merchandising
Sorry, but most people can't get beyond the tooth paste cap He valve at upper left...
@@phmwu7368 toothpaste cap, hilarious comment!🤣👍
Definitely on the Milanese bracelet all the way. I tried both models and both are super light, but also and as usual, I would most of the times suggest to purchase any high end time piece with its metal (whatsoever) bracelet rather than its original NATO or leather strap, unless obviously, comes either with these last 2 original/manufacture’s straps -you can further buy the OEM NATO and/or leather strap(s).
Lastly but not the least, great vid content including the commander’s inputs for the making of this unique watch for his last film in the 007 franchise, which definitely will make this time piece one of the most iconic divers in time.
Amazing timepiece. Most comfortable piece I own!
Extremly beautiful watch
Just got one and love it!!
Love this watch - the input from Craig is important! I think the subtle changes makes it a future classic. I originally preferred the nato, but the titanium strap is stunning and I am not surprised that 80% prefer it! Anyone can grab a nice aftermarket nato for adding some variety!! Great video, great watch!!!
I'll never get used to that helium esc valve......and on this particular one: that vintage inspired fake patina is a bit 'in your face', not very subtle
love your platform so far bought two watches on it and will continue to buy more!
Thanks Mikey!
I found out about chrono24 a couple days ago and I’m obsessed! I saw a seamaster that is actually more affordable for me
The 2002 Omega Seamaster Chronograph Automatic 300M "Bond 007 Die Another Day" is a timeless piece 🔥⌚
dream watch to own someday!! for now enjoying my sub 1k watch rotation. tissot gentleman, seiko capt willard, seiko snxs79j, citizen skyhawk promaster
The most beautiful diver !
Cool watch but ridiculously expensive compared to the standard seamster.
3:51 Imagine if they started doing Seamasters in all matte, this would be a killer collection
does it come with both STRAPS ? can you change the strap from the metal looking one to the fabric strap yourself?
Great video B-man!
One of the most versatile watch
This is more spiced up!!!
I join many others here who say that yes, this is one of the most beautiful Seamasters ever made but that cannot justify the ridiculous price tag.
I don't think many people think it's beautiful at all. Can you reply just to confirm you're not a bot? Thanks
@@thesaint8400 seriously?
@@ליהואזיסברג Yep. Was being serious. Thanks for replying mate
This will be my first Omega
It's one thing for me to wear a fauxtina-equipped homage watch to, say, Connery's Rolex from Goldfinger. But for the Bond-character to be wearing a retro-looking watch with fauxtina on it? Not too sure about that. And while I'm still not sold on the Omega/Bond relationship in general, I think I still prefer him wearing the Aqua Terra or the Planet Ocean. Those just fit Craig's version of the character way better, IMO.
Beautiful! 😍 This one and the Tokyo Olympic Games model are my two favorite SMP300 at the moment.
Wasnt the original bond strap had red in it? Anyway! Nice watch + great commentary Balázs :D
Its baffling to me how people don‘t like the bracelet. When I saw the watch up close in the Omega boutique I was like „what is THAT“ . I didnt even know its the 007.
If I wanted to spend that kind of money on an Omega, I would pick the Speedmaster Blue Side of the Moon with aventurine dial. Full ceramic blue case, chronograph with date and moon phase and a watch that looks way more special.
Thank you for the video ;)
A pleasure!
If any Omega is more expensive than a comparable Rolex ....it’s TOOOO EXPENSIVE!
Interesting thought, however, there is no comparable Rolex. No Rolex diver or any Rolex for that matter uses titanium. Also, Omegas movements are superior to Rolex. With that being said, I do love both brands. I do agree though that this particular Omega is overpriced and ALL Rolex’s are grossly overpriced.
@@tonyrome655 I would agree with you ! Particularly when it comes to Omega’s new calibers.
I was thinking in particular a railmaster or the limited edition 1948 seamaster compared to a Rolex Explorer I .
And how would you compare Omega’s 2500 caliber or new 8000 series caliber to Rolex Your thoughts?
I just got this model and I love everything about it, use it with the Milanese strap, the NATO strap makes it look cheap
What is the case size? Is it back to the 41mm or still 42mm? and is it still a 8800 caliber with 55 hour power reserve or improved power reserve ? James bond have a wild night life and sometimes he too needs to wear his watch after a hard earned weekend 😉😄
It's a cool watch but with its price point it's not for everyone unless you are a real James bond fan.
I got a Pagani homage for a fraction of the price, and it’s accurate to +2 seconds a day.
It's made of titanium which is much more expensive, it's amazing light, go try one on.
@@vijaymehra1101 that would be a deal breaker for me; I don’t like light watches.
So I have a situation. I have been offered a straight up trade for this watch on the nato strap for a 2020 rolex air king 116900. I can't decide what to do. Any thoughts from the community
I didn't know that chrono 24 had a youtube channel jajajaja
I love mine😍
USD10k although it is titanium, ultra light & great looks..
no date is a problem for everyday use..
Great vid and insights
Thank you Sir!
The metal strap is around 9.2k. from an investment perspective, how much might this watch increase to ? In say 5 yrs ? Even probability works for me .
All that makes sense when bond is in the field, but at a dinner is different
He is always in danger lol. How many times did shit happen to him from a simple poker game😂
@@marcuscastillo514 nothing happened at poker
@@_baller not at the poker table but he did fight the terrorist in the same outfit he was wearing at the poker table. And went from dinner to chasing Vesper in a car chase. Good thing he had a seamaster on😂
@@_baller he got poisoned at the poker table, that’s considered quite dangerous
I think it looks really great!
My local AD has one in its window. It doesn’t really do much for me, the standard Diver 300m is nicer. It may not be a limited edition but apparently they are limiting its availability like the Snoopy speedy.
Yes, a very nice and unique one.
Does someone knows where I can get a Nato strap with a similar pattern?
Search for Archer Nato straps on Amazon. They are excellent.
and there are Barton Watch Bands..
Blushark’s Alpha Shark series has three or four Bond variations. Don’t own any myself . . . yet.
The price and “non-limited” kills it for me...
Too expensive for a regular seamaster
I can’t justify the price. It doesn’t even have a date.
Not a fan of mesh, I’m getting the NATO version. Picking it up today. Even though this piece is comparable in price to a Submariner I think its popularity and eventual discontinuance will make it a classic collectible. I own a circa 1997 Sub and an older “roulette date wheel” DateJust. Always been a Rolex fan. UNTIL I bought my first Seamaster 300. I now own a 41mm Seamaster 300, 45mm Titanium Planet Ocean 600M (LOVE IT) and a 41mm Aqua Terra with white teak dial. Omega, in my opinion, is a far superior timepiece. Rolex has gone down the millennial road with gaudy, tacky and over polished pieces.
very nice watch... I wish there was a date on it.
It’s Omega at its finest 😉
I'd go with the Milanese strap but I would also buy the NATO strap which goes with it.
'not to attract a lot of attention', but now this watch will attract a lot of attention maybe even more than rolex
Fantastic piece. Omega, get rid off the helium escape valve and redesign the case size to 39-40 mm and you have an all time winner and a classic.
Keep the valve, make it larger.
@@Jabber-ig3iw 🤣
Very nice watch ⌚ like Seiko $ Omega
Great video 📹
I’d buy it if it was SS, no arrow, with smaller case.
I love this edition
Beautiful watch!
Why is the price difference so drastic between the two models?
Great watch, great story and lastly way overprice. Nice marketing gimmick. Just as they did with moonwatch
I dislike 2 things. I’d rather have a coin edge type rotating bezel cause the one on this watch will be hard to turn with wet or sweaty fingers, and also the pressure release knob is distracting.
Pretty cool watch and video!
Thank you Tobias!
Chrono24 1 question - please tell us the history of this watch model in 1952 with our six-angle Star of David?TAG Heuer
Thank you for your accuracy on it NOT being a limited edition... For this reason, and watches of switzerland telling me otherwise... I will NOT - consider its purchase at this price point - and will look somewhere else...
Does Omega sell only the Nato strap ?
Guess so :) Pretty sure you can order it in one of their boutiques.
I really like the watch, although Bond would not wear it with the arrow symbol, for obvious reasons :)
I like it - the price seems a little high...but these days I guess thats just the way it is
thanks for sharing
Is the strap waterproof?
Could wear it for swimming ;)
@@Chrono24Official 👍
Much prefer the NATO on that..
I do like it, but from a classic standpoint, the 300, 1957 edition is more my style.
This is really a beautiful watch. It has a lot of character and feels great. I personally like the NATO strap as it captures all of the colors of the case. Simply well done and a must have in any timepiece collection.
I have the NATO strap. It's too long or am I missing something?
You fold the end in on itself and tuck it in
Nice watch
I think the prices of this kind of watch will go up in my opinion
I want one.
This is not a limited edition so will not appreciate much. Better deal is similar watch for 50th anni of another bond movie. It’s got better design of dial ( spiraling barrel) and is with date function and has gold accents and sappahire back. Also that is a limited edition
Pretty cool
Where to buy this 007 Omega ?
Omega boutique or authorised reseller
Is my favourite omega and with the nato only.. But if James bond wanted an undercover watch my view is why place 007 branding upon it!!!!!!
Ola story of patek Philippe Nautilus?
You should get nato and bracelet for that price I think.
I bought the Nato.