Tissot PR 516 in LALD
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Higgins wrote:Now there is only one question open:
Which dial variant was Roger‘s own watch?
Seems that the DayDate variant in e french article is really black.
Moore‘s watch from the pics was a date only, so maybe there was a black dial variant available?
To my knowledge, there is only one color for the dial.
It is a blueish/dark color, (looks blue under the light).
Coming back to the SA model, I would vote for the "Swiss" dial, but difficult to be 100% sure.
I will send later pics to illustrate it.
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Though I know that metallic blue dials where very popular back then.
Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
Also, some dials have faded under the sun
The bezel is fully recessed into the case at 9 and 3, but accessible at 12 and 6.
Flipped in post, hence on the right arm. The bracelet looks like a Rolex?
Dial looks silver or white
I watched the movie (TMWTGG) over and over again trying to find a scene with a great look at the dial of his 1680 to see if I can manage to identify the red „Submariner“ lettering ... unfortunately without any success.
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Dalton - the weak and weepy Bond!
I love how Roger seemed to take to that blue outfit: when you look at the behind the scenes pics he seems to be wearing bits of it on several occasions- must be one of those costumes he decided to nab for himself!
That's a mighty fine watch. I took a quick look at Chrono24 and it seems a lot of you have been doing the same based on quickly became unavailable. )
That's the Tissot PR516.
It is a light effect i guess.
The bezel is in bakelite and is quite narrow.
Prices have gone up.
It is still a good investment -{