Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition — James Bond in No Time to Die

For Daniel Craig’s final outing as 007, Omega built a watch that Bond himself might actually requisition. The Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition is rendered entirely in lightweight Grade 2 titanium, with a tropical brown aluminium dial and bezel that look like they’ve already survived a few decades of service. Craig was personally involved in the design, reportedly pushing for a lighter, more utilitarian watch than previous Bond Seamasters.

The military flavour is intentional. The caseback carries a sequence of numbers styled after genuine British military-issue watches: “0552” (a naval store code), “923 7697” (the code for a divers’ watch), the letter “A” (a watch with a screw-in crown), “007” (obviously), and “62” — a nod to the year Dr. No premiered. It’s a dense little Easter egg for both watch collectors and Bond obsessives.

On screen, the watch is on Bond’s wrist for most of the film, worn on a khaki NATO-style mesh strap. Unusually for product placement, this isn’t a fictional one-off: the exact watch is a regular production model, and it became one of Omega’s best sellers. Confirmed directly by Omega and Eon Productions in the film’s press material, this is about as verified as an on-screen watch can get.