Die Another Day (2002)
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The twentieth James Bond film and Pierce Brosnan's last. After fourteen months in a North Korean prison, Bond follows a diamond trail to a solar super-weapon and an enemy who has traded faces. (IMDb)
Watches
- Omega Seamaster Professional 300M 2531.80
- Worn by Pierce Brosnan as James Bond. The automatic blue-dial Seamaster's third consecutive film, and the most heavily armed watch of the Brosnan era: Q issues it as "your twentieth, I believe" with a detonator pin triggered by the bezel and a laser in the crown, both used in the Ice Palace siege. Omega's own account of the reference embraces the gadget history. The scene image is a production publicity still from the Ice Palace sequence rather than a frame from the finished film. (Omega; Bond Lifestyle) Propstore's London Winter 2025 live auction (December 2025) sold the nonfunctional 2531.80 that this production and its two predecessors "used to make and cast additional watches for SFX shots", a reference piece never seen on screen that fixes the model behind the effects-shot copies. (Propstore) Fratello's history of Bond's Seamasters corroborates the reference for this film and its two predecessors: "the Seamaster Diver 300M 2531.80 could also be seen on the wrist". (Fratello)
- Tissot T-Touch
- Worn by Rosamund Pike as Miranda Frost. Bond Lifestyle records that a Tissot T-Touch was worn in Die Another Day "by Bond Girl/Villain Miranda Frost (played by Rosamund Pike)", the touch-screen multifunction watch in Tissot's first T-Touch generation; it names no reference or scene. (Bond Lifestyle)
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