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This model watch was never worn in a James Bond movie. However, it shares the same Omega calibre 1120 movement (which is fundamentally what we're assessing in these trackings) as is found in the Omega 2531.80 reference Seamaster.
The link below provides complete access to this report and data.
Note that for any given minute tracked, the second-hand position deviated by as much as one-quarter of a second, revolution after revolution, depending on its position relative to the dial. In other words, this watch could be observed as exactly matching the USNO Master Clock with the second-hand pointing at one number on its dial, and be 0.25 seconds slow (or fast) as it traveled through another position, then exactly matching again as it passed the initial point cited.
Posted by Dell Deaton, May 25, 2008 at 9:22 AM
