Which of these two?

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I want to add one of these two Bond watches to the collection. I love both but I can’t afford to get both of them so I’m having a hard time deciding. The price I’m going to pay for each isn’t a deciding factor. The new No Time to Die or hunt down a nice condition and complete set of the Spectre 300?
 
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I think that only you can answer that question.
I think so too, I was going to say you probably already know which one tugs at your wallet the most on a basic level. Maybe even which movie you enjoy most would have a bit of influence. One is all-in on the MIL style while the other is more of a subtle vintage tribute. Now if I were buying, I'd take the NTTD, even tho it's more of a novelty piece being somewhat cartoonish, it's also pretty unique in the modern Omega catalog with the factory broad arrow markings.
 
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Hard choice but for me would be Spectre all the way. The broad arrow kills it for me.
 
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Of course only you can decide but I've been drawn to the Spectre for a while.
 
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Guys, I know at the end of the day, only I can choose but when I’m stuck like this, I like to ask for others opinions.
 
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I had a chance to check out a friend's NTTD last Sunday afternoon. Very much enjoyed how it wears on the wrist. I think I'd give it a lot of time if I owned one. (Sorry, no pics, cell battery was low, low, low.) Haven't had that chance on a Spectre, so I'd be going NTTD. Honestly, I think you are going to really enjoy whichever you get, so, flip a coin if you must, and post pics when you have the winner on the wrist!
 
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One is a Limited Edition of 7007, the other is unlimited until the next movie comes out. That should be your answer....
 
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Focus on the major differences, rather than the whole package.
For me, that would be dial, bezel & hands.
 
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The price I’m going to pay for each isn’t a deciding factor.

Hey with deep pockets like that maybe rethink about buying both 😁
 
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Focus on the major differences, rather than the whole package.
For me, that would be dial, bezel & hands.

Then, it would be the Spectre for me.
 
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Of these two, I'd go with the NTTD. But if it were me I'd get both non-Bond versions of these models for the price of the NTTD.
 
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Nttd because it's titanium and a very recognizable, unique piece. And I love the nato it comes with
 
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NTTD...like the mesh strap and the NATO, like the Ti. Not sure the lollipop hand is worth the extra $ for the Spectre, compared to other similar Seamasters
 
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I vote Spectre, because the best quality of a true Bond is the timeless/vintage appeal, and that applies to the watches (and the cars) too imo.
 
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I vote Spectre, because the best quality of a true Bond is the timeless/vintage appeal, and that applies to the watches (and the cars) too imo.

I do sometimes wonder how the NTTD will age.