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: If you want a watch with some collector appeal,
: then go for it.
But what collector would want a standard model with just the limited edition dial slapped on it? It would be unethical to sell such a piece as a real 007LE. So I don't see any gain except some limited personal satisfaction on having that other dial on it.
Heck, I am a huge Bond fan. But I considered the 007LE to be too geeky for me. As others have said, a real Bond would not have his personal logo splashed all over his watch!
Also, realize that if you ever have to send a bastardized watch like that to OMEGA for repair, they might refuse to touch it -- since it obviously has been altered with unauthorized parts for that model.
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