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    Omega Seamaster 007 First Light: Price, specs, and more

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    If you are looking for an Omega Seamaster, the 007 First Light collaboration should be on your radar. This is the first time that an Omega Seamaster James Bond watch is a chronograph. The 44 mm timepiece, steel on NATO strap timepiece ties up with IO Interactive’s James Bond video game title 007 First Light.

    While you will see the rookie James Bond in IOI’s video game sport this watch and perform various gadgetry with it, you can pick up the latest collaborative piece from Omega to wear in real life. We have jotted down all the relevant details regarding the Omega Seamaster Diver 300m Chronograph 007 First Light watch, including price and specs.

    Also Read: All 007 First Light gadgets and locations confirmed so far

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    The Omega Seamaster Diver 300m Chronograph 007 First Light watch is priced at 9400 USD. You can check out the pricing in your region by visiting the official website.

    The Omega watch in-game (Image via IO Interactive)
    The Omega watch in-game (Image via IO Interactive)

    While the watch looks more or less the same as the non-collaborative edition, the transparent caseback has the game name that shows up against the watch’s inner workings. Furthermore, the watch will be delivered “inside a customized presentation box – inspired by the suitcase that carries the Omega watches within the game.”

    The product manual/specs of the watch are as follows:

    Features

    Anti-magnetic, chronograph, chronometer, date, helium escape valve, master chronometer certified, screw-in crown, small seconds, time zone function, transparent caseback, unidirectional rotating bezel
    Between Lugs 21 mm
    Lug-to-lug 52.80 mm
    Thickness 17.20 mm
    Case diameter 44 mm
    Case Steel
    Dial Colour Black
    Crystal

    Domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on both sides
    Water resistance

    30 bar (300 metres / 1000 feet)
    Total product weight 134 g
    Calibre Omega 9900
    Movement type Self winding
    Power reserve 60 hours

    The case diameter is bigger than the Omega x No Time To Die timepiece, which stood at 42 mm, while the latest watch takes 44 mm. Adding on to that is the 17 mm thickness and an almost 53 mm lug-to-lug. You should try out the watch to see how it looks on your wrist before committing to the purchase. The strap is a multicolored NATO one with a titanium pin buckle.

    James Bond gadgets in 007 First Light (Image via IO Interactive)
    James Bond gadgets in 007 First Light (Image via IO Interactive)

    The tie-up between Omega and the James Bond franchise is a legendary one that has spanned decades. Starting from GoldenEye back in 1995, an Omega watch has always appeared on the silver screen, adorning arguably the world’s most famous fictional secret agent. The No Time To Die (2021) Omega timepiece was co-designed by Daniel Craig in his last stint as James Bond.

    Also Read: Is 007 First Light connected with the James Bond movies? Game timeline and more explained

    While we are yet to find the next actor who will take on the mantle of 007, gamers will be able to play as James Bond in 007 First Light and wear the in-game watch in real-life with Omega launching the timepiece. While it is a steep price to pay to get a hold of one of these, it is a collectible item that is a statement of its own.