With the release of another successful Bond movie comes the greatly anticipated debut of the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600m Co - Axial Chronometer. A beautifully crafted watch, and of course, with Mr. Bond donning it, packed with many features that can be enjoyed by you also when considering buying Omega Watches.

As any Bond fan and Omega Watch enthusiast will tell you, since 1995's Goldeneye, the featured Omega Seamaster watches of 007 have always had blue dials, however, The Quantum Of Solace film has marked a turning point and a possible departure for James Bond, with Daniel Craig using the Omega Seamaster crafted with a black dial as one of the very distinguishable differences, what other differences and features can you look out for when buying Omega watches?

Omega Watch Quantum of Solace Watch Features

Firstly the self winding chronometer with a power reserve of 48 hours means your watch will function in any lifestyle to optimum capacity. The screw-in crown making it a highly water resistant watch, accompanied by the unidirectional rotating bezel, and helium escape valve, positioned at 10 o'clock makes this the perfect condiment for Mr. Bond when taking to the water, up to 600 meters. All this packed into a polished stainless steel 42mm diameter case, featuring the sophisticatedly patterned black dial enclosed inside domed anti-reflective, scratch resistant crystal sapphire face. What more could you possibly desire or need when buying your watch from Omega Watch, read a little more and see.

With the Omega 2500 caliber and the co-axial escapement movement, designed by Dr. G Daniels and commercialized by Omega for high precision watches with rhodium plated finish gives the Seamaster Planet Ocean a quality of it′s own when accompanied with all the other features, including the date being positioned at 3 o'clock, and attached to a steel, leather or rubber bracelet to fit the comfort of the consumer.

Omega Watch Sophistication

You will see from The Quantum Of Solace this watch is just as indestructible as James Bond himself, as well as smart and sophisticated like the man who buys his Omega Watch and wears it with pride upon his wrist.