The model new Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Titanium & Bronze Gold No-Date (incl. video)

It was solely two weeks up to now that Omega lastly launched the long-awaited watch seen on the wrist of Daniel Craig in the middle of the Paris 2024 Olympics, the no-date model of the emblematic Seamaster Diver 300M. Whereas defending the technical formulation of the essential date Seamaster Diver 300M alive, these new editions – there have been two, the essential black dial/bezel and a silver metallic/titanium model – by hook or by crook mixed parts of the neo-vintage SMP300 with choices found on a lot of Bond-themed watches – the NTTD and the 60 Years of Bond – which was all outlined in our in-depth analysis. Nonetheless this was not the tip of the story, as Omega nonetheless had a shock for the followers. And it’s this third mannequin, the no-date Seamaster Diver 300M Titanium & Bronze Gold, with a inexperienced dial and bezel – and it’s possible you’ll uncover it in our latest video, together with the two primary metallic variations.

So, proper right here we’re with yet one more evolution of the Seamaster Diver 300M, a reasonably explicit model with traditional touches, that follows the chrome steel variations recently launched by Omega (which you’ll see above) and offers one different distinctive choice all through the no-date, retro-styled differ. Transferring away from the acquainted ceramic mannequin of newest years (found on the bezel and dial), this re-creation merges Grade 2 Titanium and Bronze Gold for the case, together with aluminium for the bezel and dial. All of it feels typical Omega to mix-and-match barely unusual provides for the case, as seen with the Chronograph Titanium, Tantalum, and Gold. Nonetheless proper right here, it’s the mannequin’s newest bronze-gold supplies that’s been elected, an alloy comprised of fifty% copper, 37.5% gold and completely different parts – and this qualifies as 9K gold.

Nonetheless let’s return to what makes this new Seamaster Diver 300M Titanium & Bronze Gold actually fully completely different, visually a minimal of. There’s no hiding the resemblance of this watch with the Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Model, which was worn throughout the James Bond film, No Time To Die. Notably, it depends upon the an identical grade 2 titanium case, the an identical domed sapphire crystal, the an identical (optionally out there) mesh bracelet and likewise makes use of aluminium in its place of ceramic, a no-date present and a lot of retro touches. All of it feels the an identical, nevertheless thankfully there are some notable variations and funky touches to seek out.

To start, we have the essential Seamaster Diver 300M case with its lyre-shaped lugs, a 42mm diameter, a 13.8mm thickness and a sub-50mm measurement. Fundamental choices such as a result of the conical crown and helium-escape valve at 10 o’clock have been retained and the final appear and feel is, for certain, acquainted. What’s new then? Successfully, initially, utilizing grade 2 titanium for most of the case, which offers a barely darker colour, a additional instrument-like look (the case is solely brushed) and a fairly lighter watch on the wrist – this Titanium & Bronze Gold model is 111 grams on mesh, whereas the metallic model on black dial with mesh is 154 grams. Specs are in some other case primary; screw-in crown and caseback, 300m water-resistance.

What’s additional? As we’ve seen throughout the two metallic fashions launched two weeks up to now, this Titanium & Bronze Gold model depends upon the an identical domed sapphire crystal as found on the NTTD and 60-year fashions, which is as quickly as as soon as extra proper right here framed by a unidirectional bezel with an aluminium insert, with primary 60-minute scale. Together with distinction, warmth and a traditional contact, Omega’s bronze gold alloy is used for the bezel ring, the crown and the helium escape valve – bear in mind that, reverse to primary bronze, this alloy was designed to retain its pure patina and long-lasting easy pink hue over time, with out turning inexperienced because of layer oxidation.

There’s additional to this re-creation than merely provides, as colours are moreover fully completely different – differentiating it from the metallic fashions however moreover the in some other case reasonably shut NTTD. Inexperienced is the essential factor issue proper right here, which is found on the aluminium bezel insert however moreover the aluminium dial. The no-date, matte and non-textured dial choices huge blackened utilized indexes stuffed with vintage-toned Great-LumiNova, a colour that’s moreover found on the brushed fingers. The diving scale may be coated in traditional Great-LumiNova.

Contained within the case, and visible beneath the sapphire once more, is the Calibre 8806. This no-date evolution of the essential 88xx base movement runs at a worth of 25,200 vibrations/hour and is regulated by the mannequin’s co-axial escapement with a free-sprung Silicon steadiness. The rhodium-plated central rotor choices the hallmark crimson lacquered engravings and Geneva stripes in Arabesque, and brings 55h of vitality reserve to a single barrel. It’s a METAS-certified Grasp Chronometer, which suggests it might resist magnetic fields of as a lot as 15,000 Gauss and ensures a 0/+5 seconds per day accuracy.

This new Seamaster Diver 300M No-Date Titanium & Bronze Gold could also be chosen on an built-in inexperienced rubber strap with a foldover clasp or, as launched proper right here, on the an identical grade 2 titanium mesh bracelet as a result of the Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Model.

Now on the market and part of the eternal assortment, this Titanium & Bronze Gold Seamaster Diver 300M is priced at CHF 8,700 or USD 9,900 on rubber strap, or CHF 9,400 or USD 10,700 on mesh bracelet (all prices excl. taxes). For additional particulars, please search the recommendation of OmegaWatches.com.