Movement: Kinetic (Automatic)
Quality: Japanese Miyota
Case: Brushed stainless steel case
Back: Polished stainless steel snap-in back with mechanics revealing center and Planet Ocean engraving
Bezel: Orange ceramic polished stainless steel bezel with 24-hour marker
Crown: Omega logo engraved polished stainless steel cutwork crown with a cutwork crown on opposite top
Bracelet: Omega and logo heat embossed orange crocodile leather strap with Omega logo engraved brushed stainless steel hook clasp
Band Type: Leather
Watch Clasp:
Glows in The Dark:
Glass: Sapphire Crystal
Band Color:
Dial Color: Blue
Diameter: 52 x 43 mm
Bracelet Length: 200 x 19 mm
Case Thickness: 17 mm

Price premium aside I like this watch. I think the “standard” 300 looks great, and this puts a cool twist on it. The best part is that, compared to the Skyfall Aqua Terra, this is FAR less on the nose with branding. As I recall that one had the Bond family crest all over the face, and as the seconds hand.
I don’t see a problem with people wanting to buy a 007 edition though. Omega do LOADS of special editions for everything, and what’s wrong with someone buying a James Bond edition 300 over one of the many special edition Speedmaster moonwatches? How much you CHARGE for that is a separate matter though, and is a bit trickier. I’ll bet they sell though which is all that matters to Omega replica.

If Omega replica makes one more stupid James Bond watch, I’m gonna call Obama for a drone strike!

I guess its funny I should say that, since I think the old Seamaster was one of the best shaped watches Omega ever came up with. Everything follows function and managed a subtle elegance.

Much of the new stuff, I find either too clunky or too simplistic (like this one).

But yeah, its a matter of taste for me and a matter of trend for Omega replica…