The Omega Seamaster Diver 300M James Bond 60th Anniversary 210.30.42.20.03.002 is the blue aluminum Seamaster that marks six decades of Bond on screen. Omega skipped the modern ceramic bezel and dial and went back to anodized aluminum. The blue is brighter and more matte than the ceramic Seamasters. The wave pattern is tighter, the lollipop seconds hand is a callback to the Brosnan-era watches, and the bezel has a "60" at 12 instead of the standard triangle. No date. The Milanese bracelet in steel completes the throwback look. VSF Watch Factory got the blue aluminum tone and the laser-engraved wave pattern right.
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Factory | VSF Watch Factory |
| Reference | 210.30.42.20.03.002 (Seamaster Diver 300M James Bond 60th Anniversary) |
| Movement | Dandong DD8806 automatic Co-Axial, 1:1 super clone, no-date |
| Case dimensions | 42mm diameter |
| Material | 316L stainless steel |
| Bezel | Unidirectional blue anodized aluminum with commemorative "60" at 12 |
| Dial | Blue anodized aluminum with laser-engraved waves, luminous markers, white lollipop seconds hand |
| Bracelet | 316L stainless steel Milanese mesh with adjustable fold-over clasp |
The aluminum dial and bezel. Omega used anodized aluminum instead of ceramic for both the dial and the bezel insert. The blue is lighter and more matte than the glossy ceramic Seamasters. It reads closer to the original 1995 GoldenEye watch than the modern 300M line. The laser-engraved wave pattern on the dial is tighter than the standard Seamaster waves. More lines, finer spacing. It references the 90s dial layout without copying it exactly. The bezel replaces the luminous triangle at 12 with a "60" filled with green lume to mark the anniversary. The white lollipop seconds hand is a direct callback to the Brosnan-era Seamasters. A white dot near the tip, no red. VSF matched the blue correctly and the aluminum finish is evenly applied.
The no-date symmetry. No date window at 6. The wave pattern runs uninterrupted across the full dial. It is the same no-date layout as the NTTD but in blue aluminum instead of brown. The applied indices and hands have white Super-LumiNova. The blue dial with white lume is the cleanest color combination in the Seamaster line.
The case. 42mm in 316L steel. Same dimensions as the standard Seamaster. Brushed and polished finishing. The helium escape valve at 10 o'clock. The domed sapphire crystal is the curved NTTD profile that distorts slightly at the edges. The case weight is standard for a steel Seamaster. Heavier than the titanium NTTD, which is expected.
The movement. Dandong DD8806 automatic Co-Axial, no-date. The 8806 is the no-date version of the 8800. No ghost date position on the crown. The exhibition caseback shows the finishing with blackened screws and Geneva waves. VSF's 8806 is the same movement they use in the other no-date Seamasters. Winding is smooth and the movement is reliable.
The bracelet. 316L steel Milanese mesh with a fold-over clasp. Same weave pattern as the NTTD bracelet but in steel instead of titanium. The steel mesh is heavier than the titanium version and the color is brighter. The clasp has an adjustment system. The mesh bracelet pairs well with the aluminum dial and bezel. Both reference older Seamaster styling instead of the modern ceramic-and-steel look. Strap changes are fast and the blue dial works with blue rubber or a NATO strap if the mesh is not your thing.