I bought it because I really like the watch design and bracelet. It is thinner than the std Seamaster which is a big plus for me. The inscriptions on the watch related to Bond were a negative for me. I like the Bond's movies as entertainment, but I personally don't like linkages to a movie on my watches. Just my personal taste. The only visible item was the Military symbol on the watch face which I did not view as big negative. Great overall watch. .
That's too bad. The clasp design is probably the most controversial thing about the watch. But whether one loves or loathes the mesh bracelet, it certainly seems to be a trend setter. I absolutely love the looks of the bracelet, it was one of the key attraction points for me. But at this price point, Omega really should've include the Bond NATO as part of the package. A rubber strap option would've been very cool too.
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Just pulled the trigger on a used NTTD on standard length Milanese band (awaiting delivery) as market prices has reached a price feel comfortable with ($6-7K range) versus new price of $10K plus tax. and on factory warranty as less than 5 years old (launched on 2021). Bought as well Zealande rubber band they launch for it, as well as the Uncle Seiko (US) 1450 Ti bracelet so, along with my collection of Omega OEM leather and cordura bands (shown below), can play Barbie 馃槉
Am a fan of James Bond franchise, having owned before the Seamaster 50th anniversary model (below); what like about the NTTD is that even though has some markings associated to the JB franchise they are subtle. 馃榾
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