Omega pairs James Bond and Spectre in a new Seamaster Diver 300M collection

For more than thirty years, Omega has been the watch of James Bond. With its newest Seamaster collection, presented in Biel/Bienne on 5 October 2026, the Swiss brand lets the other side in for the first time: Spectre now has watches of its own. The collection consists of six Seamaster Diver 300M models. Three carry the emblem of James Bond, three the symbol of Spectre.

One case, two characters

The idea behind the collection is duality. Omega describes Bond as a figure of duty, discipline and loyalty, and Spectre as the embodiment of independence, self-interest and the freedom to act without the same constraints. Instead of setting the two against each other, the brand builds both on an identical base. Every watch in the collection is a Seamaster Diver 300M with a 42 mm case, driven by the Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806. What separates them are the details, and they reward a closer look.

“OMEGA has been the watch of James Bond for more than thirty years, and this is the first time we have brought James Bond and Spectre together in a collection,” says Raynald Aeschlimann, President and CEO of Omega.

The two steel editions

Two stainless-steel watches are sold individually. The James Bond edition, ref. 210.30.42.20.03.004, combines a bezel ring in grade 5 titanium with a blue aluminium dial that is laser-engraved with a wave pattern. The Spectre edition, ref. 210.30.42.20.01.023, answers with a black ceramic bezel ring and a dial in a blackened, grained finish. Both are worn on a brushed mesh bracelet.

Each watch carries its emblem on the rotor: a gun-barrel decoration on the James Bond models, the Spectre logo on the Spectre models.

Platinum gold, 77 sets per emblem

For readers who look at a watch case and think in metals, the limited editions are the real story. There are two sets, one for James Bond and one for Spectre, and each is issued in 77 numbered sets. Every set holds a stainless-steel model on a brushed mesh bracelet and a platinum-gold model on a leather strap. Neither watch is sold separately, so the precious-metal piece only exists as half of a pair. The steel watch of each set shows its individual limited-edition number on a plate at 9 o’clock.

On the platinum-gold models the bezel ring is in polished ceramic, while the diving scale is executed in platinum. The dial is made of 18K white gold with a PVD gradient: blue with a gun-barrel pattern for James Bond, ref. 210.83.42.20.03.001, and dark grey with an octopus for Spectre, ref. 210.83.42.20.01.001. The rotor emblem on both is executed in 18K Moonshine Gold. All four watches in the sets share a polished and brushed caseback in the wave-edged design of the brand, secured by the Naiad Lock.

What comes in the box

Each limited-edition set arrives in a single presentation box. Inside are an additional NATO strap with a strap-changing tool, cufflinks, a cord bracelet, a loupe, a leather travel pouch, a card holder and a certificate of authenticity. The James Bond set has strap keepers engraved with 007 and a blue travel pouch. In the Spectre set the strap keepers carry the Spectre emblem, cufflinks and cord bracelet come in a matching Spectre execution, and the travel pouch is black.

Availability

The collection has been available since 5 October in the boutiques of Omega and online. Anyone weighing the sets should keep the arithmetic in mind: 77 pairs per emblem, and the platinum-gold watch never comes on its own.