List James Bond's Watches and Movies

[PRS]

So foremost I searched the forum to find a similar topic and I'm not quite sure if this is also the best spot for it. In both cases, if this is a mistake please allow me to apologize in advance.

Actually I was playing with the idea or better to say after I saw the Titanium Yatchmaster 42mm - 2023 release topic, I thought to myself, this Titanium YM-42 would be a perfect watch for the new James Bond film coming in 2024-2025, but for some reason, since there is always a perception of an Omega watch in my mind, I wondered if different brands have been used in the historical process and what has been used, and this thread was shaped entirely with this thought. I think there are interesting points, I hope it also attracts your attention. On the other hand, if I'm opening a topic in the wrong place and out of my depth due to inexperience, I apologize in advance to all concerned.
1. Dr. No (1962) Rolex Submariner Ref. 6538

2. From Russia with Love (1963)
Gruen Precision 510

Rolex Submariner Ref. 6538

3. Goldfinger (1964)
Rolex Submariner Ref. 6538

4. Thunderball (1965)
Breitling Top Time

Gruen Precision 510
Rolex Submariner Ref. 6538

5. Casino Royale (1967) – Rolex GMT Master

6. You Only Live Twice (1967)
Gruen Precision 510

7. On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969)
Rolex Submariner

Rolex Chronograph Ref. 6238

8. Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
Gruen Precision 510

9. Live and Let Die (1973)
Rolex Submariner Ref. 5513

Pulsar LED digital watch

10. The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)
Rolex Submariner Ref. 5513

11. The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)
Seiko 0674 5009 Quartz LC model DK001

12. Moonraker (1979)
Seiko M354 5019 model SFX003 Memory-Bank Calendar

13. For Your Eyes Only (1981)
Seiko 7549-7009 ‘Golden Tuna’ 600m Professional Quartz Diver model S60583

Seiko H357 5040 Duo Display model WHV005

14. Octopussy (1983)
Seiko G757 5020 Sports 100

Seiko TV Watch

15. Never Say Again (1983)
Unknown Watch (maybe we can find it?)

16. A View to a Kill (1985)
Seiko 7A28-7020 Quartz Chronograph model SPR007

Seiko 6923-8080 Quartz model SPD094

Seiko H558-5000 model WHV005

17. The Living Daylights (1987)
TAG Heuer Professional Night-Dive Reference 980.031

18. Licence to Kill (1989)
Rolex Submariner Ref. 16610

19. Goldeneye (1995)
Omega Seamaster Professional 300M Ref. 2541.80

20. Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
Omega Seamaster Professional 300M Ref. 2531.80

21. The World is Not Enough (1999)
Omega Seamaster Professional 300M Ref. 2531.80

22. Die Another Day (2002)
Omega Seamaster Professional 300M Ref. 2531.80

23. Casino Royale (2006)
Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Co-Axial Chronometer 41 MM Ref. 2220.80.00

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Big Size Ref. 2900.50.91

24. Quantum of Solace (2008)
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Ref. 2201.50.00

25. Skyfall (2012)
Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Ref. 232.30.42.21.01.001

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Omega Co-Axial 38.5 MM Ref. 231.10.39.21.03.001

26. Spectre (2015)
Omega Seamaster 300 Master Co-Axial Chronometer 41 MM “SPECTRE” Limited Edition Ref. 233.32.41.21.01.001

Omega Chronograph Caliber. 321 Ref. ST 101.010

Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M Master Co-Axial Chronometer 41.5 MM Ref. 231.10.42.21.03.003

27. No Time to Die (2021)
Omega Seamaster Diver 300M Co-Axial Master Chronometer 42 MM 007 Edition Ref. 210.90.42.20.01.001 / Ref. 210.92.42.20.01.001

I tried to look at the correct information and sources as much as I could. The list does not claim to cover all watches, and despite all my checks, it may contain possible inaccuracies.
I dont want to promote the sources or create some backlinks to them but in order to be objective and fair, I think I need to share my sources as well, it might be a bit different way of sharing, but I hope you can understand this too;

James Bond's Watches: The Complete Movie Timeline

He’s the world’s most famous secret agent, and the selection of watches on his wrist is at least as varied as the parade of “Bond girls” at his side. Our timeline presents an overview of James Bond's watches throughout the years.

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James Bond Watches: The Comprehensive Guide to 50 Years of 007's Timep

James Bond has been a pop culture icon for more than half a century and his watches have been a subject of intense discussion, debate, and speculation for nearly as long. From Connery to Craig, from Rolex to Seiko to Omega, and with other iconic actors and notable timepieces in between, here is...

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A Complete List Of 007 Movies And James Bond's Watch - MATCHESWATCH

Whenever we talk about the affair of movies and watches, the most iconic movie is undoubtedly the James Bond series. The film has left audiences with many

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The Ultimate List of all James Bond Watches

Since the very beginning of the James Bond franchise, watches have played a significant role in the character’s suave, sophisticated and stylish persona. As well as this, 007’s watches have often acted as a vital lifeline, helping him overcome some pretty impressive cinematic scenarios. And...

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[Got20Mate]

What a guide! Excellent work and really interesting seeing those vintage Seiko quartz watches through the timeline. Kind of want to have one of each, all superb in their own way

 

[PRS]

I'm glad it was appreciated, it was a major experience for me and I agree, fantastic watches... Also seems like Seiko Watches made a mark on a period in James Bond movies.

 

[Got20Mate]

I'm glad it was appreciated, it was a major experience for me and I agree, fantastic watches... Also seems like Seiko Watches made a mark on a period in James Bond movies.

Do you have any of the watches yourself in gen/rep?

 

[mclarendude]

Love this, as a huge Bond fan, I appreciate it.

I must correct you on A View to A Kill. While he indeed was outfitted with a Seiko "Datejust", Roger Moore also wore his own Buckley Dialed Rolex Datejust, as pictured on the thread. Roger did this in most of his movies.

Another instance...

For The Spy Who Loved Me, in the scene where he is indeed Commander Bond... he chose his own GMT-Master Pepsi.

Which movie did Roger start doing this? You guessed it... his first... Live and Let Die, where he wore his personal Tissot Seastar Visodate. He also wore the Tissot on The Persuaders!

 

[PRS]

Do you have any of the watches yourself in gen/rep?

No, I don't have any of them, but there are some that I might add to my collection

Love this, as a huge Bond fan, I appreciate it.

I must correct you on A View to A Kill. While he indeed was outfitted with a Seiko "Datejust", Roger Moore also wore his own Buckley Dialed Rolex Datejust, as pictured on the thread. Roger did this in most of his movies.

Another instance...

For The Spy Who Loved Me, in the scene where he is indeed Commander Bond... he chose his own GMT-Master Pepsi.

Which movie did Roger start doing this? You guessed it... his first... Live and Let Die, where he wore his personal Tissot Seastar Visodate. He also wore the Tissot on The Persuaders!

Thank you for your contribution, I was confused by the seiko looking so close to a rolex datejust... But I can't add (no editing the thread..) the given information about the Buckley Dialed Rolex.

 

[Feefo]

No, I don't have any of them, but there are some that I might add to my collection


Thank you for your contribution, I was confused by the seiko looking so close to a rolex datejust... But I can't add (no editing the thread..) the given information about the Buckley Dialed Rolex.

If you became a supporter you could edit your post....

 

[rangan]

Pulsar P2 2900 was the world's first digital watch with a numerical display instead of hands indicating a number on a ring of static values.
Hamilton decided to bring it back in an updated version by presenting the PSR model, a 50th anniversary tribute to the first marketed digital watch, released with great fanfare in 1972 but first announced in 1970 (which is why the anniversary is being celebrated this year).

In addition to being the first to use an LED display, the Pulsar was also one of the first watches (after the Seiko Astron in 1969) to use a quartz crystal to keep exact time. The price at launch was $2,100, the equivalent of $13,000 today.

 

[Stretch242]

Good work and very interesting thread. Everyone loves Bond. Thanks for your time

 

[RDRoss]

The sub in license to kill wasn’t a 16610, it looks like a 5513.

 

[KushBandit]

The sub in license to kill wasn’t a 16610, it looks like a 5513.

I think you're right. I always assumed it was either a 5513 or a 14060. I don't think Bond ever wore a Submariner Date.

 

[RDRoss]

I think you're right. I always assumed it was either a 5513 or a 14060. I don't think Bond ever wore a Submariner Date.

I thought about the 14060 as well but being that the film was 1989 and the 14060 didn’t start production until 90 if I recall correctly, I swung for the 5513. The dial also looks like a 5513 to me(Swiss-T <25). I miss both of those models. Such classics.

 

[netacc123456]

Phenomenal post. My personal favourite is the No Time to Die omega

 

[shinynewbling25]

OP just curious, have you seen all the movies? Which is your favorite? While all were good some standouts for me were The Spy Who Loved me, that Greek girl was beautiful and gotta love the Lotus. Also the introduction to Jaws if I'm not mistaken. Golden Eye, Casino Royale 2006, MoonRaker. Man, I need to refresh my memory. They always used to have those Bond marathons on TBS, a cable channel, and I would record all of them on VHS tape. I might even remember where I have them stored. That's how I heard of the brand Omega. I was like WTF is that after I paused it on the watch. Never noticed it when playing Golden Eye. Looked it up in 2001 on my dial up internet connection. I thought I was pretty slick pausing it and thinking "I'm going to see what James Bond is wearing". Saw the prices and as a poor kid just out of school said HOLY SHI$!!!! followed by Nope. It was another 9 years before I got into watches and suddenly the price from 2000's watches wasn't so bad.

 

[RDRoss]

Ah, TBS back in the day. They had all the best marathons.

 

[PRS]

To be honest, I plan to sit down and watch the entire series, and I think it's going to be really enjoyable. However, on the other hand, we have to postpone our desires due to the uncontrolled passage of time and the scarcity of time we can now allocate for ourselves. I hope I will have watched all the movies in the shortest time possible

 

[KushBandit]

To be honest, I plan to sit down and watch the entire series, and I think it's going to be really enjoyable. However, on the other hand, we have to postpone our desires due to the uncontrolled passage of time and the scarcity of time we can now allocate for ourselves. I hope I will have watched all the movies in the shortest time possible

I've been rewatching them in order for the last few months, and have finally caught up on many that I never watched. I use to watch them on the old TBS marathons with my grandfather when I was a kid, but never had the time to watch them all. Now I have the 2 Dalton films left and I'll be caught up.

You're not kidding on allocating time, I had to space each movie out on average of 2 a week. Some days I could only watch half of a film and resume the next day. Totally worth it though!

 

[shinynewbling25]

I've been rewatching them in order for the last few months, and have finally caught up on many that I never watched. I use to watch them on the old TBS marathons with my grandfather when I was a kid, but never had the time to watch them all. Now I have the 2 Dalton films left and I'll be caught up.

You're not kidding on allocating time, I had to space each movie out on average of 2 a week. Some days I could only watch half of a film and resume the next day. Totally worth it though!

Did you have a favorite or some that stood out more than others for you? The Dalton ones are pretty good. It's weird because they seem noticeably more modern than the others until the Pierce ones. There isn't a bad Bond movie. I even rewatched Quantum of Solace which is probably my least favorite and it's still not bad and it's entertaining. And it has Olga kurylenko . That girl from the Hitman movie is fine as hell.

 

[C Master]

Shaken not stirred. Aka. Oh No!!! Not another Bond Watch Thread!!! (Pic. Heavy)

Well a little downtime in the sales section gave me a few hours to throw something together. What is our fascination with this sociopath, misogynistic, alcoholic, emotionally dysfunctional, sickly charming, ruthless killing machine? He might be all these things but the films and the character...

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[C Master]

The sub in license to kill wasn’t a 16610, it looks like a 5513.

I think you're right. I always assumed it was either a 5513 or a 14060. I don't think Bond ever wore a Submariner Date.

Current theory is that it was a 16800 with a cyclops.