The 'regular' Omega Seamaster 300M Quartz Professional 2541.80.00 is a true diver's watch but doesn't have any Q Branch gadgets other than time and date (date window at 3 o'clock position). The best shot of the Seamaster watch is towards the end of the film when Bond's now ex-colleague Alec Trevelyan holds both his own Seamaster watch (which he apparently kept all those years) and Bond's watch together, and comments on Bond's newer model (meaning new gadgets, because the model looks the same), and he disarms a bomb by pushing the helium valve crown. The remote detonator function of the watch is activated by pressing the helium valve crown, which in normal Seamaster watches is not a button, but a screw down crown protecting the gas escape valve used during for deep diving. The laser watch allows Bond to escape with Natalya Simonova (Izabella Scorupco) before the explosion of the train. Bond uses this feature to burn through the floor of the train, which gives us a good closeup watch of the watch. The laser beam shoots out of the 12 o'clock lume pip on the bezel. This Omega Seamaster 300M has two gadget functions: a laser beam and a remote detonator. The Seamaster 300M continues the Bond tradition of gadget watches: watches that were provided by Q Branch and that have special features that assist Bond in the field. But the watch is best seen when the gadget features are used.

James Bond wears the Omega Seamaster watch throughout the film, with every outfit, and the watch is visible quite well in many scenes, for example in the Aston Martin DB5 / Ferrari F355 chase, in the Monte Carlo Casino when he's tied up in the Tiger Eurocopter.

In the film, Bond's colleague Agent 006 Alec Trevelyan (played by Sean Bean) wears the same watch, but with a black leather strap.Īctually in the pre-title sequence of the film, which is set 9 years before the rest of the film, when Bond and Trevelyan still work together, they both wear what looks like an Omega Seamaster on a black leather strap. This is an anachronism, as the Seamaster 300M 2541.80 with this design was first introduced in 1993, so not available in 1986, which is when the pre-title sequence is supposedly set. In GoldenEye (1995) James Bond (Pierce Brosnan) wears an Omega Seamaster 300M Quartz Professional 2541.80.00, stainless steel full size case with, blue face and blue bezel on a stainless steel bracelet.

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