Which 007 this is
Omega made this version of the Seamaster Diver 300M for the Bond film No Time to Die. Reference 210.92.42.20.01.001 is its titanium version, which at Omega weighs less than a steel Diver 300M of the same 42 mm size. As on every Diver 300M, the bezel rotates and the crown screws down. This is a replica built to that reference’s design.
Movement and timekeeping
Our movement guide lists the self-winding DD8800 type for the Diver 300M and gives our automatics roughly +4 to +8 seconds a day with 50-60 hours of power reserve. Those are typical figures, and individual watches vary. If it has been in a drawer for a few days, unscrew the crown, give it 20-30 turns and screw it back in.
Water
Pool swimming is fine as long as the crown is screwed down, and rain or washing up won’t hurt it. Leave it off for hot showers, hot tubs and scuba diving. The 300M in the model name is the depth the original was tested to; this watch is meant for the pool at most. Our water resistance guide has the details.
Other 007 and Diver 300M references
Omega’s steel Diver 300M in the same 42 mm size is the Diver 300M 210.30.42.20.01.001. The Seamaster 210.90.42.20.01.001 is another 007 reference in the shop, and Omega makes that one in titanium too.
Sizing and delivery
At 42 mm it suits wrists of roughly 16.5 to 19 cm, according to our size guide. Photos and a video of your own watch reach you before anything ships, and it only leaves once you approve. The box and papers set is an optional extra; returns are covered on their own page.






















