#2 THE WATCHES
Four of Roger Moore’s films had gadget watches. Live and Let Die was a magnetic watch that had a rotating saw that Bond used to escape capture. The Spy Who Loved Me‘s was a receiver for MI6 messages that would print them out in small ticker format. The watch in For Your Eyes Only was similar but had a digital receiver where Bond could read the messages on the watch, and Octopussy had a ‘finder’ built into it that worked in conjunction with a listening device in a pen given to Bond by Q.
All of Pierce Brosnan’s Bond films had gadget watches. The World is Not Enough featured a grappling hook watch that Bond used to escape certain death. Tomorrow Never Dies‘ watch had a detachable explosive that could be set off with the watch’s dial and Die Another Day‘s also featured a hidden explosive; however, the best aspect of the Die Another Day watch is when Q says he believes it is the 20th watch Bond has received (Die Another Day being the 20th Bond film).
