Omega Brings James Bond and Spectre Together in a New Seamaster Diver 300M Collection

For the first time in its 30-year partnership with the 007 franchise, Omega is simultaneously introducing two Seamaster Diver 300M models representing the opposing sides of the Bond universe: the spy himself and the Spectre organization.

On 5 October 2026, to mark Global James Bond Day, Omega officially unveiled an all-new collection of six Seamaster Diver 300M watches split into two distinct thematic families: one dedicated to James Bond, the other to the Spectre crime syndicate. This is a first in the history of the partnership, which dates back to 1995 and had never previously brought both sides together in a single, cohesive collection.

The collection comprises six references in total. Two stainless steel models are available for individual purchase, while four other watches are grouped into two limited-edition box sets of 77 pieces each, pairing a steel model with a platinum-gold version in each set. The two steel watches are priced identically at €8,500 including tax, or approximately $8,600. Meanwhile, the limited-edition box sets are priced at $89,800.

The two steel references share the same architecture: a 42 mm case with a thickness of 14.23 mm, water resistance to 300 metres, a domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment, and a Naiad Lock caseback. Under the hood, the self-winding Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806 powers both models. This METAS-certified movement offers a 55-hour power reserve, a frequency of 25,200 vibrations per hour, and magnetic resistance up to 15,000 gauss.

It is in the visual details that the two references diverge radically. The James Bond edition features a blue laser-engraved wave-pattern aluminium dial, a unidirectional bezel with a Grade 5 titanium insert, and an oscillating weight decorated with the iconic gun-barrel motif. The Spectre edition embraces the opposing side's aesthetic with a grained black dial, a black ceramic bezel, and a blackened rotor depicting the organization's famous octopus logo. Both watches are delivered on a brushed link bracelet.

The limited-edition box sets add an extra layer of prestige. Each set includes the numbered steel version alongside a platinum-gold model featuring an 18-karat white gold dial. The rotor of these precious metal pieces is crafted from Moonshine Gold, Omega's proprietary alloy introduced in 2019, featuring a blue PVD gradient with gold accents for the Bond edition, and a Moonshine Gold octopus on a blackened background for the Spectre edition. Thematic accessories, including cufflinks and a cord strap, complete each set.

From a strictly technical standpoint, both steel references are based on the existing, time-tested Seamaster Diver 300M no-date platform. The differentiation therefore relies essentially on the dials, bezels, rotors, and packaging. This deliberate positioning places these watches as much in the category of collector's items as horological instruments, a logic consistent with Omega's long-standing strategy surrounding the 007 license. Both steel models are available from 5 October in Omega boutiques and online, with no production limits.