and Tritium luminous plots
reminiscent of that on the Constellation
The changing design language of the 1970s resulted in a limited run of references housed in blocky cushion cases with integrated bracelets
gold 'Arabic' and dot indices
framed by a factory diamond-set bezel that glitters
Omega Seamaster 300 Professional 'Goldeneye' American and Tritium luminous plots"For England, James?" "For England, Alec." James Bond has worn many different watches in film and literature, ranging from Hamilton, Seiko, and even Gruen, to Rolex. But for the modern generation, Omega has been the Bond watch. For Pierce Brosnan's debut as James Bond in Goldeneye, he wore a blue Seamaster Professional. Seeing as Goldeneye is a product of the mid nineties, the example he wore was quartz. Fortunately the watch nerds in the room, Omega