| Brand | Omega |
| Model | Seamaster Diver 300 M |
| Reference number | 25318000 |
| Movement | Automatic |
| Case material | Steel |
| Bracelet material | Steel |
| Year of production | 2002 (Approximation) |
| Condition | Unpolished with visible marks on case, bezel and bracelet. |
| Most Recent Servicing | February 2025 Serviced by a professional watchmaker |
| Scope of delivery | Original box, original papers |
| Gender | Men’s watch/Unisex |
| Location | Gibraltar |
Caliber | |
| Movement | Automatic |
Case | |
| Case material | Steel |
| Case diameter | 41 mm |
| Dial | Blue |
Bracelet/strap | |
| Bracelet material | Steel |
| Bracelet color | Steel |
Omega Seamaster Professional 300M “Bond” Ref. 2531.80.00, 2002 – Full set with service from 2025.
This is the iconic James Bond Seamaster in stainless steel, the automatic 41mm reference introduced in 1997 and famously worn by Pierce Brosnan in Tomorrow Never Dies, The World Is Not Enough, and Die Another Day in 2002.
It’s Calibre 1120 (ETA base) marked Omega’s return to mechanical chronometers for Bond, delivering solid performance and reliability.
Condition and Provenance
Fully serviced February 2025 by an experienced specialist watchmaker – ready to wear without concern.
Unpolished case and bracelet retain original sharp lines; polishing is available post-sale at no extra charge.
Original box and card holder show era-appropriate wear, consistent with early 2000s sets.
Why This Model Matters
As the first automatic Seamaster worn on-screen by Bond, the ref. 2531.80.00 defines the modern Bond watch lineup. Its helium escape valve, 300 m water resistance, and wave-pattern dial made it an instant hit.
This reference is widely regarded as a horological icon and remains in high demand among collectors, with prices steadily increasing in recent years.
Collector Appeal
Mechanical Bond provenance: connects directly to Brosnan’s era of films. Classic, understated, widely referred to as “a forever watch”, Perfect gateway piece for Bond-themed collections or those seeking a historically significant Seamaster.
If you are looking for a historically significant James Bond watch, mechanically sound, complete with box and papers, and fresh from service, this Seamaster is a standout candidate.














