FS- Omega 23110422103004 Seamaster Aqua Terra James Bond Box & Papers

[ErikSzper]

For sale is a mint condition 42mm stainless steel Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra James Bond. The 231.10.42.21.03.004 was originally sold in 2017 by yours truly and comes with box and papers. Included in the box and paper set are the blue outer box, very large inner box decorated with the Bond family coat of arms, an extra blue nylon leather strap with yellow stitching on a deployment buckle, strap changing tool, blue James Bond loupe, warranty card and pictogram, leather card holder, hang tag, instruction manuals, James Bond edition booklet, and polishing cloth. The Omega features a brushed steel case with a polished steel smooth bezel. The Seamaster is mounted on a polished steel Aqua Terra bracelet with brushed outer links and features a hidden butterfly deployment clasp. The bracelet contains 15 full sized links and will comfortably fit up to a 7.5 inch wrist. The James Bond features a dark blue dial with the Bond family coat of arms symbol carved in which is repeatedly interlocked to create a dynamic pattern. The blue dial has steel outline superluminova coated hour markers, a yellow second hand with the Bond family coat of arms on the tip, and a date window aperture at 3 o'clock. The movement used in the 231.10.42 is the Omega Calibre 8507 which features 60 hours of power reserve, a Co-Axial Escapement, and is COSC certified. A cool feature of the 8507 which is proudly displayed through a transparent case back is that the rotor is shaped like the threading of a gun barrel and has a replica shell casing in the center that says James Bond on it. Overall the James Bond is in mint condition - the strap has never been changed and the spare strap is still sealed in its plastic bag it came in. The watch itself contains no noticeable flaws to the naked eye.

Shall deliver with the remainder of the factory warranty for $4,650 or best offer.

All timepieces come with a 7 day ‘no questions asked’ return period- will issue 100% refund as long as the timepiece is returned in the same condition in which it was shipped out.

[ErikSzper]

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