Omega Seamaster 007 Edition "No Time to Die"
Created by Omega to celebrate the upcoming James Bond Movie - No Time to Die. This stunning Omega Seamaster 007 edition remains in unworn condition. The watch was originally purchased in February 2020 and under full Omega warranty until March 2025. Complete with special inner and outer boxes, manual, warranty card, pictogram card, master chronometer card and hang tag.
Watch Details: 42mm grade 2 titanium case. Ceramic bezel. Stunning brown dial with aged lume and military marker. Omega Master Chronometer calibre 8806 automatic movement with 55 hour power reserve. Sapphire crystal. Engraved case back. Titanium mesh bracelet.
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All watches purchased from Swiss Watch Trader will include a 24 month warranty. This warranty covers all mechanical issues not caused by the wearer. All our also watches also include a 14 day no question return policy. Customers have 14 days to inform Swiss Watch Trader that they wish to return the item and a further 14 days to actually return the item.
Omega released the Omega Seamaster 300 in 1957 as a trio of "Master" watches which also included the Speedmaster and Railmaster. Unlike previous versions of the Seamaster, the Seamaster 300 was designed for underwater use. Ironically, the Omega Seamaster 300 could only dive to depths of 200 meters.
