James Bond’s Omega Seamaster Watch in No Time To Die (2020) Daniel Craig returns as James Bond in the latest instalment of the franchise, “No Time To Die” (2020), and once again, he sports an Omega Seamaster watch. Not only Bond, but Nomi (Lashana Lynch) also wears the Omega Seamaster in several scenes. The watch, available in Omega’s collection since February 2020, comes in two variants – a titanium mesh strap (worn by Bond) and a striped NATO strap in dark brown, grey and beige with 007 engraved on the loop (worn by Nomi). Both watches come in an exclusive brown fabric pouch. The recommended sale price (excluding VAT) is $9,200.00 for the titanium bracelet model and $8,100 for the NATO strap model.

Worn by Bond and Nomi Bond wears the Omega Seamaster in several scenes, including in London (Whitehall, MI6 headquarters, Thames scenes) and Jamaica when he drives a Land Rover Series III and meets Felix Leiter. He also wears the watch during his mission with Nomi, when he is dressed in his Commando outfit. In the film, Q adds a gadget function to Bond’s Omega Seamaster. Nomi, on the other hand, wears the watch in her London office scenes, and in one of the promotional stills from an MI6 scene, she is seen wearing the NATO strap watch. However, when she is dressed in her Commando outfit, she switches to an Aqua Terra 38mm.

The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition The new Omega Seamaster watch worn in the film is the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Co-Axial Master Chronometer 42mm, with the model numbers 210.90.42.20.01.001 (Mesh Strap) and 210.92.42.20.01.001 (NATO Strap). The watch was built with military needs in mind and was designed with input from Daniel Craig and the 007 producers. Throughout the design process, Omega remained in close contact with Craig, seeking his special knowledge of James Bond to understand the sort of features the watch might require. Craig’s influence and advice played a big role in the final result. He said, “When working with Omega, we decided that a lightweight watch would be key for a military man like 007. I also suggested some vintage touches and colour to give the watch a unique edge. The final piece looks incredible.”

Lightweight and Durable The 42mm watch is crafted from Grade 2 Titanium, which is used for the case and titanium mesh bracelet with its innovative adjustable buckle. The material is strong and lightweight, making it perfect for an undercover agent like Bond. To further reduce weight, Omega used “tropical” brown aluminium for the dial and bezel ring, which has been given a classic look with the vintage Super-LumiNova that fills the diving scale, blackened hands, and indexes.

Unique Features On the caseback, you’ll find a series of numbers that follow the format for genuine military-issue watches. “0552” is the code number specified for Navy personnel, while “923 7697” is the number for a divers’ watch. The letter “A” is a code used to signify a watch with a screw-in crown, and “007” is James Bond’s iconic agent number. Finally, the number “62” is the year of the first James Bond film. The watch features a triangle icon or logo just above the 6 o’clock indicator, which is the “broad arrow” symbol used by the British Armed Forces and visible on some vintage watches issued and