omega seamaster limited edition james bond 2002

As we have earlier given lenient info about the Omega Seamaster, we now update you with the exact features and price of the same. Flaunt your wrist the bond style with this is the 2006 limited edition Omega Seamaster. It differs only slightly from the 2002, distinguished with an emblematic 007 swirling pattern to dial face. It is also one of the first of these robust watches to incorporate a Co-Axial escapement; the proprietary Omega technology that considerably reduces friction in the heart of the watch mechanism and offers improved long-term reliability and accuracy. Performance is further improved by a free-sprung balance that allows for more precise adjustments of the watch. The back of the watch is where the series number of each watch is engraved as well as an embossed 007 gun logo. As the watches availability is scarce (limited to 10,007 pieces) it will be very difficult to get hold of and will become a sought over watch much like previous versions of the 007 Seamaster.

When Pierce Brosnan assumed the role of James Bond for the film GoldenEye, the producers struck a deal with OMEGA to provide and promote the OMEGA Seamaster as the watch of James Bond. Gone was the Rolex Submariner, and with it the conservative use of Bond's watch in the movies. Brosnan's Seamaster was the 2220.80.00 model series, with the OMEGA 2500 self-winding chronometer movement, a rhodium-plated finish for a dash of flash and sophistication, a blue dial under the dome's anti-reflective sapphire crystal, and a depth rating of 1,000 feet. Previous Bond watches had similar professional dive characteristics, but Brosnan's would also be heavily featured in his Bond films, with Q frequently handing him a new one at the start of a new mission. 78 Uniqueness In GoldenEye, Brosnan's Seamaster housed a laser that allowed him to cut through the bottom of train to escape being blown up by a former MI6 agent turned Russian mob boss. In Brosnan's third Bond outing, The World Is Not Enough, the Seamaster contained a mini grappling hook and wire, which he used to escape the detonation of an underground atomic device. (One must adhere to the Bond story arc, after all.) Brosnan himself became the face of OMEGA as his tenure continued, and many new fans don't even realize that, over the years, Bond wore a Rolex, a Breitling and a Seiko before he strapped on an OMEGA. Read more 95 Durability The standard-issue OMEGA Seamaster watch, unfortunately, does not come with a laser or a grappling hook, but neither does it need them. Having owned and worn a Seamaster, we can attest to the durable strength of this professional-grade dive watch. What many do not realize is just how heavy this watch feels on your wrist. You will know it's there, and the fold-over locking closure keeps it there. As for style, the bracelet on this 300M diver model has become known as the "Bond" bracelet because many of the various models in the Seamaster line come only with a plain, stainless steel link band. While it will forever be known as the Bond watch -- and OMEGA has been eager to capitalize on its association with 007 to the point of issuing special edition models with the classic Bond gun-barrel logo on the face instead of the Seamaster wave design -- this is still an OMEGA, and it is still one of the finest watches made today.