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Diamonds Are Forever (1971)

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Diamonds Are Forever

The seventh James Bond film and Sean Connery's last for Eon Productions. Bond follows a diamond-smuggling pipeline from Amsterdam to Las Vegas and finds Blofeld at the end of it, aiming a satellite laser built from the stones. (IMDb)

Watches

Gruen Precision 510
Worn by Sean Connery as James Bond. Bond checks a small gold dress watch during the Amsterdam sequence built around the Peter Franks switch, and the dial never becomes legible on screen. The likely candidate is the Gruen Precision 510 that Dell Deaton identified in Dr. No, widely believed to have been Connery's own watch and worn without comment in his return to the role; period photographs have also been read as a different gold watch with plain stick markers, so the Gruen match remains probable rather than settled. (James Bond Watches, Bond Suits) Caleb Daniels, for Watches of Espionage, calls the Gruen 510 identification "entirely speculative", since the watch is never visible enough on screen to confirm any detail, attributes its spread to Dell Deaton's 2013 blog post, and suggests the case construction and lug shape could instead be an Omega's. (Watches of Espionage)
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