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An orange Planet Ocean for 007? *PIC*

I tell you when I've got insider information:

This ain't that.

But the current buzz on the James Bond sites is about Daniel Craig not being fitted for a tuxedo to wear in Casino Royale. Said so in an interview last week. That's led to speculation that he won't even wear a tie through most of the casino settings upon which the original Fleming novel was based.

(Sorry, John.)

Now, a few minutes ago, I was on the Chrono Trader side and saw a pair of orange bezel Planet Oceans for sale. And I got to thinking, my original Planet Ocean anticipation had always been based on "going back" to the Sean Connery Rolex of the early films, black dial, black bezel. But Daniel Craig is meant to be the EON, Danjac answer to The Bourne Identity.

Oh, my--.

Blond hair, orange bezel. You heard it here first....

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