Omega Seamaster 300 'Spectre' Limited Edition Watch For James Bond Spectre Movie
Since the 1995 "GoldenEye" movie, the Omega Seamaster has been James Bond's watch. Now, with the latest James Bond Spectre movie just around the corner �C with a late October premier?date �C there's bound to be a new Omega watch to go with it: Enter the Omega Seamaster 300 "Spectre" Limited Edition. Available in a numbered series of 7,007 pieces, this release?marks the first tim an Omega Bond watch is made available at the same time as the debut of the movie, so let's see the?finer details of this well-timed limited edition.The Omega Seamaster 300?made its debut at BaselWorld 2014, and we (of course) went hands-on with it at the time �C read more about?it here. This new, historically-themed, yet ultra-modern dive watch collection meant a?direct visual emulation of the classic Omega Seamaster 300 watch from the 1950s. However, beyond the historical charm of it all, the Omega Seamaster 300 was and indeed still is?among the very first watches from Omega to bear the Master Co-Axial designatio

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Incoming............bet you didn't expect this from me!
I am making my way outside Rolex for something new so I decided to pick something up I have always admired from a distance. Debated on 42MM or 45MM, orange numbers or white numbers. NEVER entertained the orange bezel however. That's outside my comfort zone. Can't beat the price purchasing second hand especially considering how much I have spent on Rolex. So without further ado, say hello to my little 45MM friend......................

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Question about winding behavior
Hi all,Just a quick question. When I pick up my watch after a weekend, it often has to be would. Previously, anytime I began winding it would force the second hand to start moving. However, even after winding 20-25 times, it requires a tap on the case to get it to start running. I've also noticed on occasion that the crown sticks a bit rather than immediately popping out when I unscrew it.Is this all normal behavior for a newish Rolex? (Random serial Mk1 214270)Thanks!