Offered only in a no-date format, the Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition is easy to pick out from a Seamaster line up, as it’s an all matte affair. The dial, presented without the usual wave design, is a flat greyish-black with color limited to the tan tone for the lume on the markers and the red text for “Seamaster”. Below the lower dial text, we find a broad arrow insignia, the symbol used to mark the issued property of the British government (a nod to Bond’s status as a government agent). The case back is closed, showing numbers that correspond to the exact format of mil-issued watches (shown below, right). See that “62”? That refers to 1962, the year that Dr. No introduced James Bond to the silver screen.
Introducing The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition (Live Pics & Pricing)
