The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition 210.90.42.20.01.001 is the No Time To Die watch. Daniel Craig wore it in his last Bond film and he had input into the design. Grade 2 titanium case and bracelet, matte tropical brown aluminum dial and bezel, vintage-toned lume. No date. The NTTD is the lightest Seamaster in the current catalog and it wears completely differently from the steel versions. VSF Watch Factory got the titanium finish, the brown tones, and the Milanese bracelet right.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Factory | VSF Watch Factory |
| Reference | 210.90.42.20.01.001 (Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition, No Time To Die) |
| Movement | Dandong DD8806 automatic Co-Axial, 1:1 super clone, no-date |
| Case dimensions | 42mm diameter |
| Material | Grade 2 titanium, fully brushed |
| Bezel | Unidirectional titanium with matte tropical brown aluminum insert and vintage lume |
| Dial | Matte tropical brown aluminum with military Broad Arrow insignia, skeletonized hands, vintage Super-LumiNova |
| Bracelet | Grade 2 titanium Milanese mesh with adjustable fold-over clasp |
The titanium. Grade 2 titanium on the case, bezel, crown, helium escape valve, and bracelet. Every visible metal surface. The watch weighs noticeably less than the steel Seamaster 300M. On wrist it feels almost too light at first if you are used to steel dive watches. After a day you stop noticing. The fully brushed finish eliminates reflections and hides surface marks. The titanium has a slightly darker grey tone than steel. VSF matched the titanium color and the brushing is even.
The dial and bezel. Matte tropical brown aluminum. Not ceramic. Aluminum was a deliberate choice. It fades over time in a way ceramic does not. The brown is a warm cocoa tone that shifts in different light. The Broad Arrow insignia sits above 6, marking it as military issue property. The skeletonized hands and the applied indices have vintage beige Super-LumiNova that mimics aged radium. The bezel insert is the same matte brown aluminum with a vintage lume pip at 12. The whole dial and bezel color palette is warm and subdued. It is the opposite of the glossy ceramic Seamasters. VSF matched the brown correctly and the Broad Arrow is cleanly printed.
The no-date movement. The Dandong DD8806 is the no-date version of the 8800. Removing the date complication gives the dial perfect symmetry. No date window at 6. The movement architecture is otherwise the same. The closed titanium caseback hides the movement but VSF still finished it with Geneva wave decoration and blackened screws. The caseback is engraved with military-style issue numbers matching the film prop.
The bracelet. Grade 2 titanium Milanese mesh. Milanese is a woven metal mesh that drapes like fabric. It is the most comfortable bracelet option in the Seamaster line. It breathes, it flexes, and it does not pull hair the way some link bracelets do. The fold-over clasp has an adjustment system. The titanium mesh matches the case color exactly. The bracelet is the defining physical feature of the NTTD and it is the main reason to pick this over a standard Seamaster on rubber or steel.