I Spent 2 Years With My 'GRAIL' Watch… It Wasn’t What I Expected

Two years ago, I bought what I believed was my grail watch: the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M No Time To Die, reference 210.90.42.20.01.001.This is the titanium Omega 007 watch worn by James Bond in No Time To Die, featuring a brown tropical dial and bezel, Grade 2 titanium case and mesh bracelet, 300 metres of water resistance, and Omega’s Co-Axial Master Chronometer calibre 8806.But after two years of ownership, my feelings have changed.The watch is still beautifully made, incredibly comfortable and emotionally important to me. It was bought for my wedding and was also the watch that helped start my watch-collecting journey and this channel.However, the bracelet and clasp have become my biggest frustrations. The 42mm case also feels larger than I originally thought, and my tastes have shifted towards smaller watches.So, is the Omega Seamaster No Time To Die still my perfect daily watch? Would I buy the Omega 007 again? And can a watch stop being perfect without losing its place in your collection? 00:00 Two Years With My Grail Watch 00:53 Full Specifications 03:09 Pros 06:01 The Biggest Weakness: Bracelet & Clasp 07:17 Why It’s No Longer My Perfect Daily Watch 09:30 The Sentimental Value