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Although (as a former marketing professional) I've never bought into the notion that "any publicity is good publicity," I was pleased to see James Bond's Watches included among this review titled, "'Casino Royale' is riddled with “blatant” mistakes!"
After all, if there's gonna be 007 trivia, that trivia oughta include our stuff!
Funny thing is, I remember making notes to the first (at least insofar as I can recall) EON James Bond 007 film where the character wore two watches: "Thunderball." And not just issues w/ keeping scenes straight w/ using the Rolex (his "personal watch," I guess) versus the Breitling (his Q-issue "gadget watch," also the first-ever such modified by MI6, correct?).
Check out the diving scenes where mere camera angle shots show Mr. Connery with and without a watch, then back again.
But I digress. Let's get back to "Casino Royale" now....
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