The full list of James Bond's watches.

[JBond]

The full list of James Bond's watches

Rolex Submariner:

Rolex and James Bond have a strong connection. Before Omega started supplying the watches for 007, Bond used a Rolex Submariner in several movies:

Dr. No (1962)

From Russia With Love (1963)

Goldfinger (1964)

Thunderball (1965) (and a Breitling Top Time but no pics... sorry)

You Only Live Twice (1967)

On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Diamonds Are Forever (1971)

Live And Let Die (1973)

The Living Daylights (1987)

Licence To Kill (1989)

In the books of Ian Fleming, James Bond wears a Rolex Oyster Perpetual, but not many details are given by Fleming which makes it hard to find an exact description of this watch.

Rolex Chronograph 6238:

A stainless steel Rolex Chronograph wristwatch, ref. 6238 was used for the movie: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969).

The actual watch was sold for GBP 23,400.00/USD 41,000.00 at Christies London, 16th December 2003. This watch was purchased by Eon Productions for George Lazenby to wear as Bond when, undercover as genealogist Sir Hilary Bray, he infiltrates Blofeld's research institute, Piz Gloria, in the Swiss Alps. At the end of filming, the wardrobe department sold off some of the costumes and accessories from the film and this watch was purchaed by the production accountant at the time. The watch was supposed to have been redesigned to be a compasss and the red seconds hand was the compass hand to guide James Bond.

Pulsar LED:

Live And Let Die (1973)

Seiko 0674 LC:

The Seiko 0674 5009 was used by Bond in the 1977 movie The Spy Who Loved Me. 007 receives a ticker-tape message on the watch, telling him to report to Headquarters.

This watch is, like all the Seiko's used in Bond movies, quite rare. Beware of sellers on eBay offering similar Seiko models, claiming it to be the Bond watch, but there is only one correct model Seiko 0674 5009, and that is the one pictured here.

Seiko M354 5010 Memory-Bank Calendar:

The Seiko M354 5010 Memory-Bank Calendar was used by Bond in the 1979 movie Moonraker. The watch is equipped with explosives and a remote detonator, which Bond uses to escape from the Moonraker launch platform.

This watch is, like all the Seiko's used in Bond movies, quite rare. Beware of sellers on eBay offering similar Seiko models, claiming it to be the Bond watch, but there is only one correct model Seiko M354 5010.

Seiko H357 5040:

The Seiko H357 5040 was used by Bond in the 1981 movie For Your Eyes Only.

This watch is, like all the Seiko's used in Bond movies, quite rare. Beware of sellers on eBay offering similar Seiko models, claiming it to be the Bond watch, but there is only one correct model Seiko H357 5040, and that is the one pictured here.

Seiko TV Watch:

From Octopussy, Seiko TV Watch tested in Q's lab. The real version has a black & white screen.

Seiko G757 Sports 100:

The Seiko G757 Sports 100 watch is used by Bond (Roger Moore) in Octopussy. The Seiko is equipped with a tracking device to locate the Faberg

[Nanuq]

Great info! Got any more photos of the early "Bond" pieces? Some argue about the exact model used... Was it a 6538 with arabics at 3, 6 and 9?

[JBond]

Great info! Got any more photos of the early "Bond" pieces? Some argue about the exact model used... Was it a 6538 with arabics at 3, 6 and 9?

[b16a2]

Nice post, there are lots of Bond fans on this board who will find this useful!

[fitmic]

Very useful post.

Thanks for posting!

[Fidestro]

Here is the Breitling that doubled as a geiger counter in Thunderball.

[JBond]

Here is the Breitling that doubled as a geiger counter in Thunderball.

THANKS

[BLIK]

Cool Post

[Ztech]

Thanks for the great post.

I think you forgot one though. The Seiko divers' watch, commonly referred to as the "Darth tuna" 1000m auto. I can't remember which movie it was featured exactly, but I recall reading something about it and seeing some pics too.

[JBond]

Thanks for the great post.

I think you forgot one though. The Seiko divers' watch, commonly referred to as the "Darth tuna" 1000m auto. I can't remember which movie it was featured exactly, but I recall reading something about it and seeing some pics too.

The watch is from A View To A Kill (1985) thanks for the info.

[Ztech]

The watch is from A View To A Kill (1985) thanks for the info.

Thanks for that Jbond. I couldn't think of which movie it was, but I did remember reading about it. I was really surprised that so many Seiko's have been used in Bond movies though. Great stuff!

[DemonSlayer]

Loving the Seiko's! I remember my dad wearing similar watches when I was a toddler

[Pugwash]

In QoS, he's wearing at least a 45mm PO on steel.

[JBond]

In QoS, he's wearing at least a 45mm PO on steel.

Where you found this info please?

[Pugwash]

Where you found this info please?

Here:

[PriestRidden]

Thanks for the great info.

Now I need to go find me some nice reps of some of these

[JBond]

Here:

Thanks

[JBond]

A little pinned on this post please? That can help many people

[jjfesq]

I wonder what omega pays to be the bond watch

[blade007]

i love the look of this watch. I think the black dial works so much better. please god, make the rep dream come true

[Flashman]

Great information, thanks!

[Timepiece]

Thanks for the compact and complete overview; Great information for all of us fans

Here some more eyecandy and text from the press pack (and the invitation to the factories to start building a striking rep!!)

"Visually striking, the

[S1PoP]

Thanks for you info

I really love Omega Bond models

[fauxlex]

I found this on cqout for $75 plus shipping. CGs aren't quite right, He valve looks too low, and I'm not sure about the caseback, but the dial & hands look good, and it has the black datewheel.

[tick123]

I remember browsing king watches and spotting that new seamaster special edition w/ the black dial and the 007 on the second hand...has this already been repped yet????