Omega has revealed the watch James Bond will be wearing in the 25th instalment of the 007 franchise, No Time To Die, to be released on 3 April. Following in the footsteps of Omega watches selected for ...

James Bond, in his perpetual endeavor to save the world, is invariably in possession of four things: a cool car, a big gun, a hot babe and a great watch. In all films since 1995, his watch of choice ...

Did Daniel Craig design his own watch for No Time To Die? (Photo Credit – Instagram) Yep, Bond didn’t just wear the watch. He helped build it. Back in 2021, No Time To Die marked Craig’s final run as ...

I bring up 007 for a couple of reasons. The first is that my orders were similar to those of former Bond and current Omega ambassador Daniel Craig, whom the brand routinely tasks with wearing ...

For such a small item, the watch worn by James Bond has given luxury brand Omega considerable cachet since the company began outfitting the British spy starting with 1995’s “GoldenEye.” More ...

I’m trying to get better photos of this Seamaster, but until then, here you are. This is a limited edition piece, only 10,007 made (har har!) that retails for $3,450 (double har har!). The face is ...

James Bond has worn an Omega Seamaster watch since 1995's "Goldeneye," but never before have one of the watches been available for purchase — until now. The Omega Seamaster 300 "Spectre" will go on ...

James Bond, Omega, Daniel Craig, 007 – they’re all almost synonomous. In the midst of a still ongoing pandemic, the new James Bond movie entitled “No Time to Die” is slated to hit theaters next month.

James Bond has been sporting an Omega Seamaster since GoldenEye in 1995. Apparently, Roger Moore rocked the dive watch in real life, too. The late British actor, who played 007 in seven films between ...

With just a week to go until the eagerly anticipated – and much postponed – release of No Time To Die, Omega has taken over one of London’s most prestigious shopping locations. Omega Bond House is ...

There are few things that Ian Fleming’s fictional intelligence officer takes seriously — his cars, pistol, choice of drink, suits, femme fatales, and of course, his wristwatch. Now, just in time for ...