Would you prefer a "plain" James Bond limited wristwatch (2006 survey)?

I'd be much more likely to buy it!

I'd be somewhat more likely to buy it.

I'd be somewhat less likely to buy it.

I'd be much less likely to buy it!

No opinion / refuse to answer



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		Would you prefer a "plain" James Bond limited wristwatch (2006 survey)?
		November 15, 2006
		Following are results of a Poll I ran in a highly-trafficked watch Forum focused on the Omega wristwatch brand. I Posted this survey on November 15, 2006, and ran it for 7 days. The Thread was viewed over 525 times and garnered 35 Votes as distributed below in response to the following question. What if the Casino Royale Limited had no James Bond / 007 markings?


		Numbers may not add up to 100% due to rounding.

		In setting up this query, I noted that Doxa had done a tie-in with a movie based on the Clive Cussler novel, Sahara, producing a 5,000-piece limited edition "Dirk Pitt" version of its 750T. So far as I could tell, the only difference between that watch and the standard Doxa Professional version were some caseback markings referencing "Dirk Pitt," and the fact that it was a limited production run.

		Posted by Dell Deaton, April 17, 2008 at 11:24 AM Updated March 30, 2009 at 10:26 AM

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