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It seems the odds are good of a new "Bond" watch. I think the general feeling is that it will be the Black Planet Ocean (2201.50.00). A new Bond (if you can call him that) a new Omega (we hope) I think from the pictures we have seen on the web that it is the PO, but I do not think anyone is 100% sure yet. However, the 2535.80 Bond style GMT looks to be a great watch, and I know regardless of any new watch that is associated with Casino Royale it is the watch I am saving for now. Currently I have a Bond SMP 2531.80 and as far as I am concerned, that is the watch of MY Bond. Good luck and I hope that helps a bit.
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