Omega Seamaster 'Selected By James Bond' Shreve Crump & Low The Stingray name was first

The Stingray name was first applied to a line of divers released in 1967

But the 15TL is no less worthy of attention

And while admittedly not for everyone

Early Carreras were produced in a variety of styles with a range of dials: black-on-black

Omega Seamaster 'Selected By James Bond' Shreve Crump & Low The Stingray name was firstOmega Seamaster Goldeneye When James Bond exploded back onto the silver screen in 1995s GoldenEye, he wasnt wearing his trusty Rolex as in the Ian Fleming penned novels, but rather, a shiny new Omega Seamaster Professional. Why? Eagle eyed costume designer Lindy Hemming knew that the Seamaster had a long association with the British Royal Navy, and given the Bond characters origins as an SAS commando, she opted for the watch over a Submariner. Bonds