93 - OMEGA SEAMASTER 300 MASTER CO-AXIAL “SPECTRE” LIMITED EDITION, REF. 233.32.41.21.01.001, STAINLESS STEEL A highly collectible stainless steel automatic chronometer wristwatch produced for the 2015 James Bond film Spectre, limited to 7,007 pieces.

OMEGA SEAMASTER 300 MASTER CO-AXIAL “SPECTRE” LIMITED EDITION, REF. 233.32.41.21.01.001, STAINLESS STEEL A highly collectible stainless steel automatic chronometer wristwatch produced for the 2015 James Bond film Spectre, limited to 7,007 pieces. Year: 2015 Dial: Black dial with recessed triangular and Arabic numeral hour markers, vintage-style luminous coating, rhodium-plated broad-arrow hands and distinctive lollipop centre seconds, signed Omega Seamaster Master Co-Axial Chronometer. Calibre: Omega automatic Master Co-Axial calibre 8400, chronometer-certified, anti-magnetic to 15,000 gauss, approximately 60-hour power reserve, signed. Case: Stainless steel round case with black ceramic bi-directional rotating bezel featuring a 12-hour Liquidmetal scale, screw-down crown and sapphire crystal display back, ref. 233.32.41.21.01.001, serial numbered 87556241, limited edition numbered 4242/7007. Diameter: Approx. 41 mm Gross Weight: Approx. 99.2 g on NATO strap Bracelet: Original Omega five-stripe black and grey “James Bond” NATO strap with stainless steel pin buckle and 007-engraved strap holder; accompanied by its original Omega 007 stainless steel bracelet, preserved in excellent condition. Accessories: Accompanied by Omega presentation box, papers, original stainless steel bracelet and associated accessories. Signature: Dial, case, crown, movement, straps and bracelet. Omega's association with James Bond began in 1995, when Pierce Brosnan wore a Seamaster Professional 300M Quartz in GoldenEye, marking a departure from the Rolex watches traditionally associated with the character. The Seamaster 300 SPECTRE Limited Edition has a more direct connection to Bond's cinematic history. Introduced for Spectre (2015), Daniel Craig's fourth appearance as 007, it was limited to 7,007 examples and closely replicated the watch worn on screen, unlike earlier Bond-themed editions. Drawing upon the original Seamaster 300 of 1957, it combines broad-arrow hands, a lollipop seconds hand and vintage-toned luminous detailing with Omega's modern Master Co-Axial movement. Its grey-and-black NATO strap completes the distinctive configuration worn by Craig in the film. Craig himself had acquired a vintage 1968 Seamaster 300 when first linked to the role of James Bond, several years before wearing its modern successor on screen.