This gentleman's Seamaster is commonly known as the “Bond Seamaster” due to its appearance in Goldeneye in 1995. The introduction of this watch however, predates Brosnan playing Bond, it was first introduced in 1993. In trademark Seamaster fashion, the maritime heritage of the watch is apparent throughout the piece, its signature wave pattern can be seen on the dial and in the shape of the bezel.

Unlike the Omega Seamaster in Goldeneye, this watch contains the Calibre 1120, a self-winding chronometer with rhodium-plated finish. This watch is on a stainless steel bracelet and has a blue dial which features a date window and skeleton hands. Inside the 41mm case is a Calibre 1120 automatic self-winding movement. As a diving watch, this Seamaster Professional is 300 metres water resistant and features a screw-in crown and helium escape valve.