Having worn the watch now for several weeks I’m very happy to add it to my collection. I have an 8″ wrist, so I can imagine this may be a slight sticking point for a person with a smaller wrist.Ī very enjoyable and comprehensive review can be found at Fratello Watches (note some amazing pictures of the piece are there too!). The only thing I don’t like about the watch is its thickness, especially when worn with the NATO strap as that adds about an additional 4mm. Additional Strap: Stainless Omega strap with “007” engraved.Case Back: Display, showcasing the stunning movement.Omega is really pushing this one, and rightly so as it’s a superb watch, with a great movement.įurther, Omega dedicated their entire Lifetime magazine to the film.īelow you will see a number of pictures of the watch and its (large) box. But the case back is 100% amazing, with it’s gun barrel spiral!) to sell. Omega has 7,007 of the Seamaster 300 Spectres, while they have 15,007 of the other Aqua Terra 150m Spectre watch (which can be seen here, and in my honest opinion is on the cheesy side. Below I have showcased the email they sent out and their Lifetime magazing. Omega is going after this one in a big way. Case Back: has Spectre and 007, along with the limited edition number.NATO Strap: 007 on one of the metal loops.The main one being the “lollipop” second hand, and if you removed the NATO strap this would pretty much be the only outward distinguishing feature. This Spectre watch is basically the same as a standard Omega Seamaster 300, with some slight changes. This Spectre watch is understated, has a nice retro / vintage vibe, and is highly usable with a depth rating of 300m and bi-direction bezel. But that may have just been a 90’s thing.Īs this is now the fourth outing for Daniel Craig, the franchise has taken a much more gritty approach to the storylines, and in my opinion, a more realistic approach to the action in the movies. There are a number of reasons why I actually decided to buy the watch, however it may come as somewhat of a surprise to learn that the main reason was that the piece is understated, and under “007’ed.” Below is an example of what I’m referring to:įor me this is just a little to “cheesy” and over the top with all the 007’s on the face. Whether it was watching the movies or being on the river Thames looking at MI6, there is certain an allure to the action, ladies, and secret life of Bond that appeals to many a man. Read why I actually bought the watch below, but first… Official Omega Spectre Watch VideoĮver since I was a boy growing up in England I’ve been a huge Bond fan. See the full 20 year history from Omega on their official site here.įurther, this can be considered somewhat of a landmark piece for the Bond franchise, as it’s the first watch to be worn by Bond in the movie and was also sold to the general public. ![]() We first saw Bond with an Omega back in 1995 when Pierce Brosnan starred in Goldeneye. This is somewhat of a special release for Omega, as it’s the 20th anniversary of the brands affiliation with the Bond franchise. Here is a great BBC article covering the world premier of the movie from London this week. ![]() ![]() On the eve of the 24th James Bond movie Spectre, I wanted to showcase the Omega Seamaster 300 Specter watch and why I bought it.
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