For the lightweight without compromising on strength aspect, Omega introduced a Grade 2 titanium case and mesh bracelet. For the vintage vibe, the dial and bezel are crafted with aluminium in "tropical" brown with the markers, hands and diving scale coated in Superluminova.

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The caseback is engraved with various Bond references - in numbers. There's "0552" which is the code for Navy personnel; "923 7697" is the number for a diver's watch. The number "62" refers to the year when the first Bond film, Dr. No, was released. And then, of course, there's "007". A naiad lock is employed during the engraving to ensure the numbers are in the correct alignment.

Beneath it beats the Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806 that is resistant against magnetic interference. The watch also comes with a striped Nato strap with "007" engraved on the loop.

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