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The Submariner in question, a reference 5513 on the matching Oyster bracelet, . Timothy Dalton beat out Pierce Brosnan when landing the role of James Bond in . The Submariner in question, a reference 5513 on the matching Oyster bracelet, was worn by Timothy Dalton's stunt double as James Bond waged war with Franz Sanchez, the leader of a Mexican drug cartel. Timothy Dalton beat out Pierce Brosnan when landing the role of James Bond in 1987, bringing a harder and less humourous edge to the franchise. Kissing Seiko goodbye, Bond came strapped with a TAG Heuer Professional Night-Dive Reference 980.031 quartz dive watch.
Here are some photos of James Bond actor Timothy Dalton wearing a stainless steel Rolex Submariner watch. Table Contents. • Chapter 1: Genesis–Ian Fleming's Dream. • Chapter 2: Cary Grant Was The Real James Bond. • Chapter 3: Sean Connery–The Original James Bond. • Chapter 4: Peter Sellers–Casino Royale.One of its most iconic moments came when it shared the screen with none other than James Bond himself. In the 1989 film “License to Kill,” Timothy Dalton’s Bond sported a Rolex GMT-Master II, reinforcing its association with adventure and espionage.
In a final comeback, Timothy Dalton is thought to be wearing the “Date” Submariner Ref. 16610 in 1989’s Licence to Kill. Bond’s choice of watch did more than catch the attention of admiring men. It also famously proved that the Submariner could serve for both a man of action and a man of style. Both George Lazenby and Roger Moore wore reference 5513s in their films. And, after years of Seikos, Rolex returned when Timothy Dalton wore a 16610 in License to Kill. We’ll be looking at alternatives for the Moore and Dalton references in a future post.
After it’s all too brief appearance in A View To A Kill, Rolex was properly re-introduced as Bond’s watch of choice during the Timothy Dalton era. In his first film, Dalton’s use of a Tag Heuer for the PTS tends to get most of the attention. But by License to Kill, Rolex was back front and center. Two years later, Timothy Dalton played 007 with a Rolex Submariner on his wrist. And Pierce Brosnan, who followed Dalton, marked the start of the Omega era in the world of James Bond (see The On- And Off-Screen Watches Of Brosnan, Pierce Brosnan).In his final Bond film, Dalton wore a Rolex Submariner, and since the film came out in 1989 it is most likely a Rolex Submariner Reference 16800/168000. This is the last film featuring a Rolex Submariner on the wrist of James Bond.
The Living Daylights (1987): Timothy Dalton makes his debut as does TAG Heuer with 007’s TAG Professional Night-Dive (Ref. 980.031). License to Kill (1989): Dalton returns with a Rolex Submariner (Ref. 16610) for his second and final turn as 007 as well as the final appearance of Rolex in a Bond movie. The Submariner in question, a reference 5513 on the matching Oyster bracelet, was worn by Timothy Dalton's stunt double as James Bond waged war with Franz Sanchez, the leader of a Mexican drug cartel. Timothy Dalton beat out Pierce Brosnan when landing the role of James Bond in 1987, bringing a harder and less humourous edge to the franchise. Kissing Seiko goodbye, Bond came strapped with a TAG Heuer Professional Night-Dive Reference 980.031 quartz dive watch.
Here are some photos of James Bond actor Timothy Dalton wearing a stainless steel Rolex Submariner watch. Table Contents. • Chapter 1: Genesis–Ian Fleming's Dream. • Chapter 2: Cary Grant Was The Real James Bond. • Chapter 3: Sean Connery–The Original James Bond. • Chapter 4: Peter Sellers–Casino Royale.One of its most iconic moments came when it shared the screen with none other than James Bond himself. In the 1989 film “License to Kill,” Timothy Dalton’s Bond sported a Rolex GMT-Master II, reinforcing its association with adventure and espionage.
In a final comeback, Timothy Dalton is thought to be wearing the “Date” Submariner Ref. 16610 in 1989’s Licence to Kill. Bond’s choice of watch did more than catch the attention of admiring men. It also famously proved that the Submariner could serve for both a man of action and a man of style.
Both George Lazenby and Roger Moore wore reference 5513s in their films. And, after years of Seikos, Rolex returned when Timothy Dalton wore a 16610 in License to Kill. We’ll be looking at alternatives for the Moore and Dalton references in a future post. After it’s all too brief appearance in A View To A Kill, Rolex was properly re-introduced as Bond’s watch of choice during the Timothy Dalton era. In his first film, Dalton’s use of a Tag Heuer for the PTS tends to get most of the attention. But by License to Kill, Rolex was back front and center. Two years later, Timothy Dalton played 007 with a Rolex Submariner on his wrist. And Pierce Brosnan, who followed Dalton, marked the start of the Omega era in the world of James Bond (see The On- And Off-Screen Watches Of Brosnan, Pierce Brosnan).
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In his final Bond film, Dalton wore a Rolex Submariner, and since the film came out in 1989 it is most likely a Rolex Submariner Reference 16800/168000. This is the last film featuring a Rolex Submariner on the wrist of James Bond.
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