The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 210.30.42.20.01.010 is the No Time To Die edition. Daniel Craig helped spec it for his last Bond appearance. Grade 2 titanium case and Milanese bracelet, matte tropical brown aluminum dial and bezel, vintage beige lume, no date. It is the lightest 42mm Seamaster and the only one with a mesh bracelet in titanium. The brown-on-brown palette gives it a warmer, older feel than any other Seamaster in the catalog. VSF Watch Factory got the titanium finishing and the brown tones right.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Factory | VSF Watch Factory |
| Reference | 210.30.42.20.01.010 (Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition, No Time To Die) |
| Movement | Dandong DD8806 automatic Co-Axial, 1:1 super clone, no-date |
| Case dimensions | 42mm diameter |
| Material | Grade 2 titanium, fully brushed |
| Bezel | Unidirectional matte tropical brown aluminum with vintage luminous diving scale |
| Dial | Matte tropical brown with Broad Arrow insignia, skeletonized hands, vintage Super-LumiNova |
| Bracelet | Grade 2 titanium Milanese mesh with adjustable foldover clasp |
The materials. Grade 2 titanium for the case, bezel base, crown, helium escape valve, and Milanese bracelet. Every visible metal surface is titanium. The watch is noticeably lighter than a steel Seamaster. On wrist the first reaction is usually surprise at how little it weighs. After a day of wear the weight disappears entirely. The fully brushed finish kills reflections and the darker grey tone of the titanium sets it apart from the steel Seamasters at a glance. VSF matched the titanium color and the brushing is even.
The dial and bezel. Matte tropical brown aluminum on both. Not ceramic. Aluminum was a deliberate choice. It scuffs and fades over time in a way that ceramic never will. The brown is a warm cocoa tone that shifts from milk chocolate in bright light to near-black in shadow. The Broad Arrow insignia above 6 marks British military property. The skeletonized hands and applied indices have vintage beige Super-LumiNova that mimics aged radium without the actual radiation. In the dark it glows blue and green. The bezel insert matches the dial brown and the vintage lume pip sits at 12. The bezel action is firm with clean clicks.
The no-date movement. Dandong DD8806 automatic. The 8806 is the no-date version of the 8800. No date window at 6 means the dial is symmetrical. No ghost date position on the crown means the winding feel is correct. The solid titanium caseback hides the movement but VSF finished it with Geneva wave decoration. The caseback is engraved with military-style numbers matching the film prop.
The bracelet. Grade 2 titanium Milanese mesh. Milanese is a woven metal fabric. It drapes over the wrist instead of sitting on top of it like a link bracelet. It breathes, it flexes, and it does not pull hair. The foldover clasp has a micro-adjustment system. The titanium mesh matches the case color exactly. The bracelet is the defining physical feature of the NTTD and it is the main reason to pick this over a standard Seamaster on a steel bracelet or rubber.