James Bond's Omega Watch

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Daniel Craig's latest movie as James Bond is the Spectre, the 24th James Bond movie franchise which started in 1962 with Dr. No starring Sean Connery.  We all came to know James Bond as the debonair, dashing, well-grommed, well-dressed, always cool, good-looking guy, who can easily attract women (and villains too).  What really caught my attention always when watching James Bond movies are the watches the he wore. Besides his favorite Barreta or Walther pistol to help him fight his enemies and his powerful Porsche and Aston Martin awesome-looking cars, he always turns to his secret gadgets to get him out of tight situations, or more specifically his watch.

Although we can already see James Bond sporting a nice wristwatch in the earlier bond films, no secret devices were integrated into the watch by Q.  The first film in which the watch becomes more than a mere watch was in the movie Thunderball, the fourth James Bond movie which was released in 1965.  James Bond has worn countless well-known watch brands such as Rolex, Breitling, Seiko, and of course Omega. 

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James Bond's partnership with Omega started in the movie, Goldeneye in 1995, which stars Pierce Brosnan. Omega's Seamaster Professional with Q's add-ons helps James Bond escape countless deadends. It is Omega's Seamaster Professional again that helped James Bond in his next outing Tomorrow Never Dies in 1997, again in the movie The World is Not Enough in 1999 and repeated again in Die Another Day in 2002. In all four movies of Pierce Brosnan as James Bond from 1995 to 2002, James Bond all wore Omega watches fitted with Q's wizardry from remote detonators, laser beams, incorporating a grappling hook into the watch, helping James beat all odds that are up against him.

When Daniel Craig took over as James Bond in 2006 with Casino Royale, we see James Bond wearing not just one, but two Omega watches: a Seamaster Professional and Seamaster Planet Ocean.

In Spectre, he reveals in his left wrist, the Omega's Seamaster 300. When all seems lost from being tortured horribly by Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Christoph Waltz) who is drilling tiny holes in his face, James turn to his ever reliable Omega Seamaster Professional for help and was again able to escape certain death.

*some info about James Bond's watches came from http://www.watchtime.com/