Gramock 007 NTTD Review: The Bond Watch Look Without the Bond Watch Price

The Gramock 007 NTTD is our Bond-inspired dive watch, and here's an honest breakdown of what you're getting.

The design

The 007 NTTD takes clear inspiration from the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M worn in No Time To Die — a ceramic unidirectional bezel, bronze-gold lume plots, a wave-textured dial, and a NATO strap. It's not a hidden influence; it's the whole point. If you like that look but don't want to spend Omega money, this is the watch.

What's actually inside

• Movement: PT5000 automatic — a widely used SW200-style automatic caliber with hand-winding and hacking seconds, no battery.
• Crystal: Sapphire — scratch-resistant, won't cloud or scuff from daily wear or a watch box shuffle.
• Case: 42mm stainless steel, 300M / 30ATM water resistance — a serious dive rating on paper.
• Bezel: Ceramic, unidirectional — turns with a satisfying click and won't scratch like aluminum inserts do.

Who it's for

If you want one watch that looks and feels more expensive than it is, and you like dive-watch proportions (42mm will sit large on a small wrist), this is an easy recommendation. If you want something dressier or smaller, look at our dress watches instead.

The honest downside

It's a homage, not an original design — if that bothers you, it's not the watch for you. And at 42mm on a NATO strap, it wears substantial, so check the case diameter against your wrist size before you order.

Bottom line

PT5000 automatic, sapphire crystal, dive-rated water resistance, and a design people instantly recognize — at a fraction of what the watch it's inspired by costs. See current pricing and colors →