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The remaining four Seamasters are split across two limited-edition numbered sets\u2014one dedicated to Bond, the other to Spectre\u2014capped at 77 boxes each. At a cool $89,800 per pair (Omega won’t sell them individually), you get one stainless-steel model on a brushed mesh bracelet, and a second in platinum-gold on leather.<\/p>\n
Each set comes in a presentation box with an additional NATO strap, strap-changing tool, cuff links, a cord bracelet, a loupe, a leather travel pouch and card holder, and papers. In the James Bond set, the strap keepers are engraved with 007; in the Spectre set, the strap keepers carry the Spectre emblem.<\/p>\n
This collection is not the first time Omega has sought to leverage its Bond connection without a film peg. Back in May of this year, Omega unveiled the Seamaster Diver 300M Chronograph \u201c007 First Light,\u201d a new 44-mm chrono tied to 007 First Light<\/em>, a James Bond game developed by the same studio responsible for the Hitman<\/em> franchise. Originally designed as an in-game gadget, Omega turned it into a production model.<\/p>\n Back in 2012, there was the Seamaster James Bond 007 50th Anniversary watch with a red number 50 on the bezel. In 2019, there was an On Her Majesty’s Secret Service<\/em> edition Seamaster to mark 50 years of the 1969 film, limited to 7,007 pieces. Then, in 2022, Omega released a Seamaster to coincide with 60 years of Bond movies.<\/p>\n