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Just want to mention that Omegas has been Associating the Deville, and Railmaster for that matter, with James Bond and Pierce Brosnan for over 3 years not. My 2005 Omega catalog, which was printed in 2004 shows James (Pierce) on one page flanked by the Deville Power Resreve on the opposite page. My 2004 catalog, which was printed in 2003, shows Pierce opposite the Railmaster touting it as "Pierce Brosnan's Choice".
So, why are we now concerned about the current inferences that the Deville may be the new Bond watch? It's fun to speculate but why all the fuss? I think Omega owners either know, (or can find out easily if they're interested) the difference between the watces Bond wore in the films and Omega's marketing hype. Copy that?
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