Omega Celebrates 60 Years Of James Bond With A Limited-Edition Diver 300m Collection

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On October 5th 1962, one of cinema’s most iconic characters made his on-screen debut.

Creating a cinematic legacy based on the early novels of Ian Fleming, the James Bond franchise achieved success through 25 action-packed films produced by EON Productions. Since his debut on the big screen in 1962, secret agent James Bond captured the attention of millions as a true icon. Just as James Bond has evolved throughout his time on screen, so have the Omega watches he’s worn on his wrist. While each film stands out as a fan favorite, Omega is particularly fond of GoldenEye (1995) because it was the first time James Bond wore an Omega on his wrist.

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Although actor Daniel Craig was an Omega ambassador, Oscar-winning costume designer Lindy Hemming was the one who proposed that 007 should always wear an Omega. Omega is proud to celebrate the 60th anniversary of James Bond with a commemorative collection of diver watches, featuring two limited-edition models made for fans and collectors. The collection includes a classic version of the Diver 300m, as well as a head-turning variation that showcases beautifully factory-set diamonds and gems. Discover the all-new 60 Years of James Bond: An Omega Celebration collection by clicking on the links below.


Seamaster Diver 300 Canopus Gold

Omega

Case : 42mm 18K Canopus Gold
Dial 
: Natural Grey Silicone
Movement 
: Co-axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8807
Strap/Buckle 
: Canopus Gold Mesh/Foldover Clasp
Price
 : On Request


Seamaster Diver 300

Omega

Case : 42mm Stainless Steel
Dial 
: Blue Oxalic Anodized Aluminium with laser engraved waves
Movement 
: Co-axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806
Strap/Buckle 
: Stainless Steel Mesh/Foldover Clasp
Price
 : $7,600

Source: Omega


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