Strap on something ready for anything, from a boardroom to the bottom of the sea. Worn by 007 across two films, this diver’s lineage runs deep, and one look shows you why. Few watches blend rugged and refined this well.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Set against a glossy black ceramic dial, bright orange lettering glows like embers in the dark. Framed by a highly scratch-resistant ceramic bezel, the polished ring keeps its shine through the years. Finished with brushed and polished steel, the case shifts between matte and shine with every turn of the wrist.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, and date. A screw down crown sits at three o’clock on the right side. Unscrew it, then wind it gently to fill the sixty hour power reserve. Pull the crown to the middle to jump the hour hand one step at a time, which also flips the date forward. Pull it all the way out to stop the seconds and set the exact time. After the watch rests for a month or more, wind it first, set the date to yesterday, then walk the hands forward to now so the date never runs backward. Screw the crown back down to stay water resistant to six hundred meters, all kept honest by a Co-Axial Master Chronometer movement.

Comes as a complete set, boxed with warranty card, card holder, and operating instructions booklet.

Divers, travelers, and weekend adventurers all find a friend here, a piece that looks as sharp under a suit cuff as it does off the coast. Wearing one puts a slice of Omega’s ocean going legacy right on your wrist, keeping steady time while asking for almost nothing back. Slip it on once, and letting go gets hard.