OmegaSeamaster Diver 300M210.62.42.20.01.001
black ceramic gun-barrel dial with Bond family crest and hidden luminous 50
Original price was: $880.00.$760.00Current price is: $760.00.
The black ceramic gun-barrel motif sets this configuration apart before the smaller details appear. At twelve sits the Bond family crest; at seven, the luminous 50 is designed to emerge in lower light. These are not generic anniversary labels but visual details that give the dial something new to reveal after the first glance.
The black rubber strap and gold-colored pin buckle make this watch less formal than a full bracelet version, even with its gold-colored case. A standard steel Diver is the more neutral alternative for an everyday rotation. This reference works for a buyer who wants a themed dial and a sportier, closer-to-the-wrist strap experience.
The listed 8807 automatic configuration includes a quickset date at six and an approximately 36-hour stated reserve. The date stays within the vertically balanced dial layout, while the black bezel keeps the central design focused. The result is a collector-led version that still retains ordinary daily time-and-date use.
Review the gun-barrel pattern, crest position, luminous 50, date alignment, bezel scale, strap fit and pin-buckle closure. Those checks protect the small details that make this reference more than a gold-colored case with a black dial.
The 42mm Seamaster Diver 300M 210.62.42.20.01.001 gives its Bond anniversary character real visual weight: black gun-barrel ceramic dial, family crest at twelve, hidden luminous 50 at seven and a black rubber strap against a gold-colored case. The listed 8807 automatic movement adds a quickset date at six. Select it when the dial story and the more relaxed strap profile matter as much as the familiar Diver 300M shape.
The black ceramic gun-barrel motif sets this configuration apart before the smaller details appear. At twelve sits the Bond family crest; at seven, the luminous 50 is designed to emerge in lower light. These are not generic anniversary labels but visual details that give the dial something new to reveal after the first glance.
The black rubber strap and gold-colored pin buckle make this watch less formal than a full bracelet version, even with its gold-colored case. A standard steel Diver is the more neutral alternative for an everyday rotation. This reference works for a buyer who wants a themed dial and a sportier, closer-to-the-wrist strap experience.
The listed 8807 automatic configuration includes a quickset date at six and an approximately 36-hour stated reserve. The date stays within the vertically balanced dial layout, while the black bezel keeps the central design focused. The result is a collector-led version that still retains ordinary daily time-and-date use.
This is not the understated choice in the Seamaster range, and it should not be bought as one. The appeal is the interplay of black ceramic, the graphic dial details, a strap that keeps the silhouette sporty and the warm case color around it. It suits a buyer who already knows the Diver 300M profile and wants a version that carries a specific visual theme rather than a broadly neutral role.
The themed dial needs precision to remain convincing. The crest, gun-barrel rings and luminous marker should be clean enough to reward close viewing, while the black bezel and rubber strap should not feel like unrelated parts. When those elements work together, the watch reads as a distinct anniversary configuration instead of a familiar Diver 300M with a few added graphics.
Review the gun-barrel pattern, crest position, luminous 50, date alignment, bezel scale, strap fit and pin-buckle closure. Those checks protect the small details that make this reference more than a gold-colored case with a black dial.
Yes. The 7 o'clock marker includes a hidden Super-LumiNova "50" that appears in low light.
The quick-set date is placed at 6 o'clock, and the 7th day uses a custom 007 font detail.
Use model-specific QC proof to confirm the visible details and stated functions that informed your choice.
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