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

[C Master]

also didn't Dalton wear a 16800 and not a 16610 ? its so hard to tell but I think the date of the movie production is part of the riddle.

Oooh the plot thickens Well possible my friend. My info is based on a few corresponding articles, but again very few pics to get it right.

 

[J!m1]

Should we, the "dark side" community, take it upon ourselves to create the definitive bond watch resource?

Collectively we have enough watch geeks and researchers strewn across the globe to scour every dark dusty corner for the most accurate information...

Might be cool!

 

[J!m1]

Oooh the plot thickens Well possible my friend. My info is based on a few corresponding articles, but again very few pics to get it right.

Maaaaybe it was a 168000! Did it have white gold surrounds? If so it could be either a "double -oh" or a "triple-oh".

Double oh would fit better but only people of a certain mental deficiency, such as ourselves, would dare put so much thought into what amounts to a nearly insignificant prop in a multi million dollar movie production!

 

[Juraj_G]

So, i am about to study Lazenby today evening

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[C Master]

So, i am about to study Lazenby today evening

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We expect screen shots and documentary evidence lol

 

[Juraj_G]

Here you go


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[Juraj_G]

Another one, second watch


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[Juraj_G]

This is a good one


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[C Master]

So far I have seen a few for Dalton all pointing to 16610 and TAGs

This is prob the most detailed, only saw it now. However you will find they are based on opinions "Assessments"

http://jamesbondwatches.com/

1989 “Licence to Kill,” Timothy Dalton as Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007 Rolex Submariner Oyster Perpetual Date wristwatch 16610 Assessment by Dell Deaton (reference Franca E Guido Mondani, Lele Ravagnani “Rolex Submariner Story”)
1987 “The Living Daylights,” Timothy Dalton as Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007 TAG Heuer Professional 200 Meters wristwatch 980.013 David Chalmers, Dell Deaton, and Paul Gavin first to identify this watch April 2, 2010
1987 “The Living Daylights,” Timothy Dalton as Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007 TAG Heuer Professional Night?Dive wristwatch 980.031 David Chalmers, Dell Deaton, and Paul Gavin

 

[C Master]

It is an advertising blurb so may not be accurate either. Rolex trying to sell what they want rather than what was actually in the film, I just do not know.

 

[C Master]

Here you go


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This is a good one


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Yep they all seem to be in order

The Sub is more than likely the 5513 and the 6238 Chronograph however Vintage Chronographs are not my thing, something I must rectify @TheSociety.

 

[Juraj_G]

Agree with the chrono, but for the sub, i am not so sure, if i see the CGs as on the 5513


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[C Master]

Agree with the chrono, but for the sub, i am not so sure, if i see the CGs as on the 5513


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Yeah at first it looked like a Big Crown with no CGs. But then on looking closer they seem to be there alright. The early 5513 had pretty stubby CGs as far as I know.

 

[C Master]

 

[Ralphy]

Great read and pics!!!

 

[mauricio612]

So who is doing the James Bond ladies now?

 

[C Master]

So who is doing the James Bond ladies now?

I can't say I am "doing them". My wife would kill me.

 

[J!m1]

So I went and checked the bond watch website noted above and I take issue with "live and let die":

“Live and Let Die,” Roger Moore as Ian Fleming’s James Bond 007

Hamilton Pulsar wristwatch P2 / 2900 (“Astronaut”)

Although he may have worn this; he also had a sub. (going from memory but I've seen it a dozen or more times now) when they are under the night club and the bad boss asks the girl the serial number of bond's watch, isn't he holding a sub? It sticks in my mind because like most here, I know the serial is not on the case back... No time to check it myself but maybe someone else has the time to ...

EDIT> nevermind. They have a second entry for the movie with the 5513...

 

[C Master]

JB Never gets stuck at road works. "Live and let Die" 5513

 

[J!m1]

He does, but they edit those scenes out.

Sometimes, he even needs a bathroom break...