Any No Time to Die Seamaster Owners?

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Does somebody has a picture with the short strap for comparison? The longer I think about it, the more I think it's just an optical issue. It doesn't feel thick or uncomfortable.

The strap does look thick at the “buckle”, with the three layers.

What is the thickness of it?
 
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The strap does look thick at the “buckle”, with the three layers.

What is the thickness of it?
I didn't measure it. But it doesn't bother me, when you wear it.
 
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Tried this on yesterday for the first time and WOW, I soooo want one now. The AD had both the nato and the bracelet in stock, that bracelet is something else. Titanium silk. I have been scheming all last night trying to figure out a way to free up 10 grand lol
 
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I took those photos before I adjusted the bracelet in by one hole, and the fit was PERFECT on my 7 inch wrist. I asked the gentleman which size bracelet was on there and as expected it comes from the factory on the standard length strap. The watch on a nato feels weightless, it’s incredible. I am losing my mind lol I’m planning on selling my modest collection to raise funds, I could easily have the NTTD and a box of straps and be content. All the criticisms I’ve read on the forums and YouTube etc.. all out the window as far as I’m concerned. This watch needs to be seen and experienced in the metal. Coolest watch I’ve ever experienced
 
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Tried it on today, and magically it fits my 16.5cm wrist perfectly! No gap, no bulk under wrist, the NTTD just sits there nicely and not moving around much as it's feather light.

After reading all these threads about the flaws I just want to see it myself how bad it is. Surprise surprise. I suspect Omega updated the bracelet since the early production.
 
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Best Seamaster out there. Nothing comes close. It’s special. Never hesitate on this one.
 
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Just picked one up yesterday from my AD. Love it ! The bracelet reminds me of my dad's old watch he owned with a simlar mesh bracelet. Between the tropical dial, beige markers and mesh bracelet you feel like your wearing a vintage watch, fresh from a time capsule. I've always been a 007 fan, but glad they put the markings on the case back and not the dial. Omega hit a home run on this one.

 
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I don't have a pic - but the NTTD is my go-to almost everyday piece. Its so comfortable that I forget its even there. Mostly wear it on the bracelet and break out the NATO during the spring/summer. If I need to wear something a bit more dressy and/or understated, I'll wear the Explorer.
 
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I really want to like my NTTD but I’ll be selling it in favor of a Submariner. The skeleton hands combined with the color ways are very difficult for my aging eyes to see in dim lights. I love the look, feel, weight, etc but it’s unfortunately not as functional for me personally as I’d like.
 
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Just picked one up yesterday from my AD. Love it ! The bracelet reminds me of my dad's old watch he owned with a simlar mesh bracelet. Between the tropical dial, beige markers and mesh bracelet you feel like your wearing a vintage watch, fresh from a time capsule. I've always been a 007 fan, but glad they put the markings on the case back and not the dial. Omega hit a home run on this one.


Congratulations. It is a wonderful watch. And being a Bond fan is just a plus imho. I did buy it for the James Bond connection however I think as a watch in its own right it’s pretty special. Wearing mine today after 3 weeks with a speedy. Each time I put it on its special
 
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Lovely, lovely watch. I've been looking to pick one up for a while, but they seem to have been in scarce supply, at least where I am at the moment in Canada.
 
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Got it 3 days ago. It's a awesome watch. The bracelet is top notch and really flexible after 3 days. No gaps
For me it's the best Diver 300m at the moment. Readability is much better on this one, compared to my Seamaster 300 1957.
All in all a awesome watch.

Best Alex
 
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Got it 3 days ago. It's a awesome watch. The bracelet is top notch and really flexible after 3 days. No gaps
For me it's the best Diver 300m at the moment. Readability is much better on this one, compared to my Seamaster 300 1957.
All in all a awesome watch.

Best Alex
Congrats!!! From the pictures you posted earlier, thought you had one already. I'm sure it was worth the wait!

I love mine too! Enjoy yours in good health!
 
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Yep, I'm pretty sure they mean that they'll charge him the price of the bracelet watch and swap out the NATO. They definitely won't give out the bracelet for free and I doubt the NATO would be free either if he paid the bracelet price.
I've just looked at this watch in my local ad, they have both Milanese and NATO in stock, they were willing to throw in the Nato for free with the purchase of the Milanese but no discount offered, so walked away.
 
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I've just looked at this watch in my local ad, they have both Milanese and NATO in stock, they were willing to throw in the Nato for free with the purchase of the Milanese but no discount offered, so walked away.
I don’t think that’s a bad offer tbh. The nato is £305 on its own. The Milanese costs about £1200.
It’s probably cheaper to buy the Milanese version off chrono 24 which has loads of new and pre owned at cheaper prices and then add the nato separately