James Bonds Favorite -Omega Seamaster Diving Watch just got an explosive new look

Omega presented its popular Seamaster Diver 300m collection, which this time shows the characteristic diving color of Orange.

The lengthy color for visibility and safety under water, which is long with improved visibility and safety in connection with the striking color in connection with two new 42 mm stainless steel models.

Both editions present a striking black and orange color stand that underlines the inheritance of the various 300m and at the same time introduces a fresh aesthetics and perhaps nudged into the current trend for colorful and funny watches.

The new models have black aluminum dials with rhodium-skeletoned hands and indices, all of which are filled with white super luminova and give a blue glow in poor lighting conditions.

Orange accents mark the quarter-hour indices and the central customer pointer, whereby the name “Seamaster” in orange is directly under a white omega logo.

The new models remain loyal to the legacy of the collection and include characteristic features such as the Oxalic anodized aluminum with a white Super Luminova diving scale made of oxally anodized aluminum models in the collection.

The Seamaster line, which was first introduced in 1948, is Omega's longest collection and a cornerstone of the identity of the brand.

The Seamaster was originally created to celebrate the brand's 100th anniversary and was inspired by waterproof wristwatches for the British military during the Second World War.

Over the decades, it developed from a sophisticated clothing clock into a robust professional diving instrument and received recognition for their performance, reliability and association with numbers such as James Bond, who has carried a naster on the screen since 1995.

The collection offers two variants: one on a brushed stainless steel network with closure and a lively orange rubber belt that is integrated into a fold over closure. Both add a contemporary turn while keeping the professional registration information on the watch.

The heart of every clock is the Omega coaxial master chronometer caliber 8806, which is visible through the exhibition case.

Omega certified by metas and wants to emphasize the superior precision and resistance of the movement against magnetic fields.

Bond-worthy writing, in other words.

Although we can currently not say what he (or she!) Would do out of the colorful shine.

£ 5,800 on a rubber belt, £ 6,100 on the bracelet; Omegawatches.com