Superwatchman Films / Stockholm
OMEGA. James Bond.
The other side of the story.
Blue waves, black textures and two familiar emblems. We take a closer look at OMEGA’s new James Bond and Spectre Seamaster Diver 300M watches in Stockholm.
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A closer look
Two watches across the counter.
A watch takes on a different character away from a white-background product photograph. The bezel catches the light, the bracelet folds around a wrist, and a small detail suddenly becomes the centre of attention.
Our Stockholm photography brings that perspective to OMEGA’s latest Bond-related release. On the presentation tray, the blue and black dials make an immediate pair. In close-up, their differences become more interesting: the texture of the dial, the treatment of the bezel and the details waiting on the reverse.


The collection
One foundation.
Two identities.
Announced for 5 October 2026, the range comprises six 42 mm Seamaster Diver 300M watches powered by the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806.
The individually available steel Bond model, reference 210.30.42.20.03.004, combines a blue aluminium wave-pattern dial with a Grade 5 titanium bezel ring. The steel Spectre, reference 210.30.42.20.01.023, pairs a black grained dial with a black ceramic bezel ring. Both use brushed mesh bracelets.
Seen together in our photographs, the blue version feels brighter and more graphic. The black model brings its dial and bezel into a quieter, nearly monochrome composition. The shared bracelet provides a visual link between them.
The details
Turn the watch over.
The rotor carries the identifying motif: a gun-barrel decoration for Bond, the Spectre emblem for its counterpart.
Our caseback photograph is a reason to pause the scroll. The 007 detail sits within the circular decoration, framed by the case and the open mesh bracelet. Alongside the front-facing close-up, it gives a fuller sense of the object than a dial photograph alone.


The collector sets.
Two additional sets are limited to 77 numbered examples each, one for Bond and one for Spectre. Each combines a steel watch with a platinum-gold watch on leather; these watches are not sold individually. The 77-set limit applies to these collector sets, not the separately offered steel editions.
For this feature, our photographs keep the attention on the watches we handled in Stockholm. Watch the film above for Superwatchman’s presentation, or see the short Instagram edit below.
The short edit.
Film and photography: Superwatchman. Filmed and photographed during our visit to OMEGA in Stockholm. Collection details: OMEGA’s official launch announcement.

