Thread: Omega LE Bond 'SKYFALL' Planet Ocean

I a very devout Omega fan, as well as James Bond, I thought this was particularly thread worthy. All in all I think it is an alright looking piece considering the "ugly" LE Bond 50th Ann. PO Prof.

The 'classic' POs continue to be my favorites, but Omega continues to impress me with their offerings.


Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M SKYFALL Limited Edition | Monochrome Watches

It’s becoming a good habbit from Omega, releasing a limited edition Seamaster. While previous James Bond L.E. models were based on the Semaster Professional, this is the second limited edition Seamaster Planet Ocean (and the first in 42 mm size) for a James Bond movie.

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M SKYFALL Limited Edition

It’s becoming a good habbit from Omega, releasing a limited edition Seamaster. While previous James Bond L.E. models were based on the Semaster Professional, this is the second limited edition Seamaster Planet Ocean (and the first in 42 mm size) for a James Bond movie.

Skyfall will be the 23rd James Bond movie and will be released in autumn 2012. And again 007 will again wear an Omega Seamaster. This time the 42 mm version Seamaster Planet Ocean 600m will be the limited edition for Skyfall.



This is already the second limited edition that Omega releases this year. In January this year, they already released a limited edition Seamaster Professional for the 50th anniversary of James Bond (our friends of Hodinkee published the news). That one was “limited” to 11,007 pieces! And that seems like normal for the Omega Seamaster limited editions. Previous versions were limited to 10,007 pieces. Personally I think it’s good that Omega reduced the limitation to “just” 5,007 pieces for the Seamaster Planet Ocean 600m Skyfall L.E.

This Seamaster Planet Ocean is equipped with a unidirectional rotating diving bezel and a helium escape valve and is water resistant to 600 metres / 2000 feet.



The watch has a 42 mm stainless steel case with brushed and polished finish. This is the same finish that I liked so much on the Seamaster Chronograph that I reviewed for you. It also features the same screw-and-pin bracelet, although the divers’ clasp is now engraved with “007”. The diving bezel is a ceramic ring with a matt black finish and silver indices.

The matte black dial has a checkered or brick shape structure and features applied indexes, which are coated with white Super-Luminova that emits blue light! How cool is that. The hour and seconds hands also emit blue light in the dark, while the minute hand emits green light, as does the dot on the diving bezel. According to Omega this makes it easier for divers, to keep track of their time at a glance. The 7 o’clock marker has been replaced by a 007 logo!

Inside ticks Omega’s new Co-Axial calibre 8507, with a SKYFALL 007 engraving on the rotor, that can be seen through sapphire crystal in the brushed screw-in caseback. The new caliber is equipped with an Si14 silicon balance spring, that I explained here together with the co-axial escapement.

Omega has full faith in the new movements with co-axial escapement and silican balance and they give four years of warranty on the watch. All 5,007 pieces are delivered in a special presentation box. Hmmm… very interesting!

Ehhh, not a big fan of the checkered dial and the tacky "007" 7 o'clock index. It is much better than the 50th anniversary Seamaster Pro though, I'll give it that much.


For the lazy, here's a photo :

Bond needs to go back to Rolex. Those Omegas look brutal.

At least he drives an Aston again

I wonder if the case back has the same barrel rifling and bullet shell casing of the other Bond watch, that's the coolest thing about the other one.

Wow, very creative replacing the 7 with a 007 and producing 5,007 pieces. I would have never thought of that!