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James Bond Watches
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Dedicated focus on all things related to the wristwatches of James Bond,
Agent 007, created by Ian Fleming and brought to film by Albert R.
Broccoli's EON Productions. |
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The
original literary James Bond wristwatch was
finally identified by Dell Deaton for the first
time in 2009: The Rolex Explorer shown above
(photograph above is of the only Rolex Ian Fleming
ever owned). It's the model 1016, on a 7206 bracelet
— and there are no expanding links!
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Looking for a comprehensive
list of every watch worn by James Bond in the EON
Productions films? They're all here! Each watch is
named, reference photos are provided, and evolving
fast-fact summaries are coming on-line to help
collectors with their own research and acquisitions.
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The National Association of Watch and Clock
Collectors ("NAWCC") currently features a special exhibit of James Bond Watches,
which opened May 4, 2011, here in the United
States.
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| James Bond Watches welcomes media
inquiries. Contact Proteus Publishing with interview
requests, access to photographs without watermarks,
exclusive research, sources, background, and more.
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Start with any of our Index links below, especially
those by watch brand or James Bond story name.
Welcome!
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Dell Deaton, Editor
Proteus Publishing |
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James Bond Watches
is a dynamic, evolving research website. Our goal is to
provide the broadest range and most accurate content on
"the James Bond watch" — all brought together in one
place. |
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James Bond Omega Wristwatches |
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| First introduced by Pierce
Brosnan as James Bond in GoldenEye
with the Seamaster 2541.80, this is remains the
current choice of Agent 007 in EON Productions
films. Daniel Craig wears the Omega Planet Ocean
2201.50 in Quantum of Solace. |
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Bond's Omegas |
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James Bond
Rolex Wristwatches |
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| Sean Connery wore the iconic
James Bond Rolex Submariner in Dr. No,
but a number of different model numbers have
appeared on the wrists of Roger Moore,
Timothy Dalton, and George Lazenby
(Lazenby also wore a
pre-Daytona chronograph).
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Bond's Rolexes |
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James Bond SEIKO Wristwatches |
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| Distinguished as the brand
that has appeared in the greatest variety of
configurations for James Bond, SEIKO watches
have served Agent 007 through both analogue and
liquid crystal diode displays. Q-Branch even
supplied one with a television monitor.
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Bond's SEIKOs |
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James Bond
Breitling Wristwatch |
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| It was actually 007-creator
Ian Fleming who first fitted a Geiger Counter
into James Bond's watch for "Operation
Thunderball" in his original novel, published a
half-decade before this original gadget watch
appeared in the Thunderball movie. |
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Bond's Breitling |
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James Bond Hamilton Wristwatch |
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| Albert R. "Cubby" Broccoli,
Harry Saltzman, and the EON Productions films
are fantastic time capsules for horology: James
Bond has worn just about every technology in
timekeeping. The American-made Hamilton Pulsar
is also a legend in its own right. |
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Bond's Pulsar |
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James Bond
TAG Heuer Wristwatch |
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product placement partner for watches when
Timothy Dalton played 007 in the late-1980s. But
when watch experts closely examined The
Living Daylights frame-by-frame, all
indications pointed to TAG Heuer. |
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Bond's TAG Heuer |
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Other James Bond
Wristwatches |
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worn by Barry Nelson as Jimmy Bond in the CBS
version of Casino Royale to
licensed products beginning in the 1960s, James
Bond Watches is also dedicated to covering all
other related 007 timekeepers. |
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Other Bond watches |
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JamesBondWatches.com |
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