The Modern Day Bond...

[Corsair66]

If going with tradition, as a naval officer, Bond should wear the Sub ND. That said, if I were the director, I'd have him wear the BLRO. He's also a pilot, after all, and regularly crosses time zones in the course of his SIS duties, so there's the utility factor in addition to the subtle pop of color from the bezel.

[Basque1]

Being a Bond all time movie with my nerd and as a now retired US Naval officer I would pick the Deep Sea Blue James Cameron edition.

[locutus49]

Sub. For use as knuckle-duster when required.

[Arclight]

Casio, Explorer, Tudor, DD, Patek... are you guys on crack? It's beyond obvious that there is only one answer to this question, a 114060 ...shaken, not stirred!

[rhairman]

I think it should be the Sub 16610.
Elegant, classy and the aluminum insert won't break during hand-to-hand combat.
And for the sake of history (that the watch Sean Connery wore was a loan), I wouldn't mind to lend my 16610 to Bond

[AndrewMayhem]

Originally Posted by Hawaii2017

Haven't seen Bond with a DJ/DD yet .
The rest he's covered already and it gets boring with the same line.
It needs to tone down and get classy once again for heaven's sake.

Peace!

Roger Moore wore a 36mm DJ in A View to a Kill.

[Hawaii2017]

Originally Posted by AndrewMayhem

Roger Moore wore a 36mm DJ in A View to a Kill.

True that mate, I just wanted to see if anyone noticed that in any of the Bond films.

Must have the DJ classic happening again once more.?

Here's a good read on the top 5 most expensive Rolex to date as per :

https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-bl...hes-world.html

[Alexwwjd]

A sub. Just one sub!


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[ExpSubGMT]

Explorer 214270

[sampelligrino]

SS DaytonaC - for no reason at all other than I love the watch :)


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