Spectre (2015)

Spectre

Daniel Craig's fourth James Bond film. A cryptic message from James Bond's past sends him on a trail to uncover the existence of a sinister organisation named SPECTRE. With a new threat dawning, Bond learns the terrible truth about the author of all his pain in his most recent missions. (IMDb)

Watches

Omega Seamaster 300 Spectre Limited Edition

Worn by Daniel Craig as James Bond. A 7,007-piece limited edition with a lollipop seconds hand on a striped NATO strap. Christie's sold a prototype of the reference from the film's own auction, its lugs engraved "Proto. No 1, Not For Sale," describing it as the only gadget Q gives Bond in the film. An early Montres de Luxe preview, published in April 2015 ahead of the film's October release, described the same NATO-strapped Omega from initial promotional stills as a "Seamaster Planet Ocean 300," a name later superseded once the production confirmed the Seamaster 300 Spectre Limited Edition. (Christie's; Montres de Luxe) Watches of Espionage captions a Sony still with the gadget: in Spectre "Bond's Seamaster also serves as a small explosive device that gets him out of a perilous situation". (Watches of Espionage) Fratello's strap check adds that "the Bond NATO for the SPECTRE model is bespoke to the watch and 21mm wide", grey inner lines around a black centre with black edges, sold at retail as strap CWZ003210. (Fratello) Teddy Baldassarre's guide to the Bond watches lists the reference as 233.32.41.21.01.001 and describes its "timed explosive activated by twisting the bezel", which Bond uses to escape Blofeld. (Teddy Baldassarre)

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Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra

Worn by Daniel Craig as James Bond. The blue-dial Aqua Terra 150m returns for Bond's off-duty scenes. Teddy Baldassarre's guide to the Bond watches places the Aqua Terra in the "Day of the Dead" opening sequence in Mexico City and gives it as reference 231.10.42.21.03.003; it shows no frame for the reference. (Teddy Baldassarre)

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Omega (unidentified model)

Worn by Daniel Craig as James Bond. Probable identification. Bond's third Omega of the film, seen "for a split second" as he drives away in the Aston Martin DB5 in the final scene. Bond Lifestyle matched it to a production wardrobe sheet whose photograph shows a vintage Omega chronograph on the calibre 321, which it reads as "ST 101.010" from 1965: a steel case, silver dial with baton markers, three silver sub-dials and a tachymeter, on a black leather strap with a sailcloth look. The same entry says "the exact model number / year is not known", so the reference and its case-year suffix are unsettled. (Bond Lifestyle)

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Longines Conquest Heritage

Worn by Ralph Fiennes as M. Away from Bond's Omegas, Fiennes's M wears an 18-carat pink gold Conquest Heritage, ref. L1.611.8.78.4, its date set at twelve. Longines records that two were worn during production, and one was sold from the film's own charity auction at Christie's in February 2016 before returning to the market at Sotheby's in 2018. (Longines; Sotheby's)

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