Moonraker (1979)

Moonraker

The eleventh James Bond film, starring Roger Moore. James Bond investigates the mid-air theft of a space shuttle, and discovers a plot to commit global genocide. (IMDb)

Watches

Seiko M354 Memory Bank Calendar

Worn by Roger Moore as James Bond. Q fits the digital Seiko with an explosive charge that Bond uses in the climactic escape. Montres de Luxe also catalogues this appearance but gives the reference as M359-5019 rather than the M354-5019 identified above; the two share the "Memory Bank Calendar" description and the same -5019 suffix, and no source resolves whether this is a genuine second reference or a transcription variant of the same prop. (Montres de Luxe) Forumamontres collector Hawk gives his own example as an M354-5010 and, in 2020, argued that the screen watch is not on the retail bracelet but on the steel bracelet of the Seiko A159-5000, which he sourced after months of searching. (Forumamontres; Forumamontres) Caleb Daniels, for Watches of Espionage, calls the full-face digital display "visually incongruent" with Moore's tweed and the Drax chateau, a placement he "cannot defend", and notes the concealed explosive used in the escape from the launch platform and the Seiko billboards visible in the film. (Watches of Espionage)

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Swatch Moonraker 1979 SUOZ305

Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Swatch released six film designs in its 007 Tribute Collection in February 2020, one per title, each drawing on that film's poster and opening sequence. This one sends a silver space shuttle across a navy glitter starfield. Swatch calls each a limited edition without publishing a number, and licensed the collection from Danjaq, LLC. (Swatch Group)

Official partnership product · Not shown in the work