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The
name comes from a part of the James Bond mission in A View to a
Kill where Agent 007 (Roger Moore) goes under cover as James St.
John Smythe to check out the stables of Max Zorin (Christopher Walkin).
The Château
de Chantilly watch is worn exclusively in these scenes and is
clearly visible at several points as a two-tone piece, featuring gold;
this analogue timekeeper has a cream-colored dial and is worn on a
bracelet.