@@chronocommander007 Villain Daniel Wellington and his orbital laser weapon called the "Vincero", built by his underground secret organization called MVMT
I just got a Longines Spirit and I LOVE IT. You should check one out. I think Longines have really been making an effort these last yew years and to me it shows - I think they're starting to come back and some of their current watches are really helping to re-forge their identity. I include the Legend Diver and the Spirit collection in this.
I loved the fact that Alec kept his original seamaster through his descent into madness and rage to become the dark shadow of James Bond. The “ah - a new model” scene was awesome. I loved the opening scene of goldeneye. Where 006 and 006 were what we know now as special forces operators today.
Also my favorite from these honorable mentions is the Longines Legend Diver!! The reissue of this watch is probably the only watch in their catalog that excites me and for good reason. It has a timeless looking dial and can be worn dressed up or as casual as you want. With the internal rotating bezel, dual crowns, gorgeous dial and compressor technology this watch is still amazing! Great video sir thank you.
Two of my favorite things, watches and movies! Thanks for the awesome video TGV! PS: You would make an excellent Bond villain, but if you come for my watches, expect a fight.
Fantastic, Tristano!!!!! Can't wait to watch this one! Absolutely fantastic idea. Can't wait to hear your breakdown of the watches of some of the villains of one of, if not, THE most entertaining movie franchise ever! Question though, is Ms. Galore a villain or does she become a heroine? Gotta admit her choice of watch was perfect! Thank you as always. Be well. Onward and upward, my friend!
Great video TGV! The literary Hugo Drax wore a “plain gold Patek Philippe on a black leather strap”, although the book did not take place in space unlike the film… So perhaps you are right, the gold dress watch is the ultimate Bond villain watch. Keep up these fantastic and entertaining videos!
That Longines on the wrist of Mads really caught my eye in the movie itself, as did the red Michael Shumacher speedy on the wrist of the dealer of the card game!
I think it is a bit unfair speaking of Longines. Lately they starting to do things right again I think. Ultra-Chron, Spirit Zulu Time, and I mean there is no alternative for the Master Collection Chrono with Moonphase and annual calendar. At least for the money….
TGV, this is one of your best, most informative and interesting videos ever. I can only imagine how many hours of work went into its production. You are a master craftsman in the field of short documentaries. Thank you very much.
Bravo TGV, thanks for the content, was very educational; You merged reality (history) and fiction very well. I hope all of your work will be acknowledged. Some day, I will head back to your archive. Stay well
Little note to the mention of scars at around 18:00: the fencing was (and is to this day) not exclusive to military academies but is practiced by fraternity students at all German universities. For example the depicted Otto Skorzeny got his scars from a total of 13 Mensuren while being a student of mechanical engineering at the (civilian) TU Wien, quite a while before becoming involved with any state organised form of military
If memory serves me well Sean Bean said after looking at Pierce Brosnan's watch said, "I see they have a new model." So I'm guessing yeah? Double 0's were issued Omegas.
Great video as usual. Never even thought about the 007 villains wearing watches. May need to have to watch all the film's again just to take a look. Have yourself a cracking weekend sir 👍
I wonder what the next chapter holds for Bond, with a completely new cast? It would be great to see the franchise mixing the watch choices up again...a move away from Omega perhaps? Great video as always, thanks so much!!
@@polygoncoco of course, but someone else could always step in with a better offer/higher bid. Depends on the contract. Tudor would be a good choice for Bond
I love your movie related watch videos. Meticulous research as always TGV. I would be interested to see if you could identify the many watch types in the Mad Men series. Just an idea. Good work fella.
Omg YES!!! I can’t wait to sit down later tonight, have a snack, and watch this video with my full attention. Your videos are like movies, the production quality is out of this world, and your topics are always interesting!
Thanks for that video. There was a French company by the name of Solex, nowadays Magneti Marelli, and they made first radiators and later carburetors and mopeds, I believe.
Great video and a really good look into a particular genre of film making that is synonymous with a few brand, particularly Omega and Seiko. It makes me wonder how the product placement ‘industry has evolved and what sums would be achievable these days?
Fantastic video. Here’s a fun question - what watch does Col. Hans Landa wear? You can see him wearing an elegant, slim rectangular dress watch in the “Strudel” scene. I’ve seen speculation that it’s a Gruen Curvex or IWC Cal. 87.
The GoldenEye watch is my favorite, partially because of the laser but mainly because it served as the incredibly creative pause menu from GoldenEye on the Nintendo 64 (and its awesome accompanying background music).
Thank you TGV for such a wonderful deeply researched video about James Bond and his watches with interesting characteristics!! Thank you so much for spending time researching and editing your videos!! It really helps your videos and channel to stand out from the other generic UA-cam channels!! I’m always really inspired by your videos with all the hard work you put into them!! Stay healthy and well as always!! (Nicholas) 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🦖🦖🦖🔥🔥🔥🌊🌊🌊⏱⏱⏱
A very good episode,I have not thought about the villains watches,only their evil lairs.Some of which are quite fantastic,such as Blofeld"s Baja California house, The Elrod House, from Diamonds are Forever.
This was an excellent video. I of course knew of many of the watches Bond was wearing from various videos and articles on the internet, but not what the villains were wearing. I didn't know Longines/Hamilton were also in these movies. I did know about the Breitling appearance in Thunderball. Very nice work here.
Love it, love it we definitely need second part, James Bond gets better and better no doubt thanks again for making, this very cool video of all incredible Villains, I love it , The Fortis you wearing is one of my favorite watches in Collection, looks good you..until next time from St George Utah 👋...
It’s Ellipse not Eclipse. Slip of the tongue I assume! Sorry to point it out. Great video as always. Mentioning Inglorious Basterds reminded me of that viewing experience. One of the best I’ve ever experienced. Fully packed screening in the Beckenham Odeon and not a single sound from the audience the whole way through, it was pure cinematic bliss. The whole audience were captivated by the numerous tense scenes. I’ll never forget that night.
3:35 I can picture TGV about 30 years older, with an eye scar, shaved head, and a Mao suit, locking James Bond in a cage with a T-Rex. The evil scheme of course being to eliminate every watch brand and replace them all with Hublot.
Loving the history TGV need to go and watch bond now 👍👍 please do something on Wittnauer and then on to them becoming longines would be very interesting 😀 Great as always mate 👍👍
I so very much enjoyed this. I have been a movie enthusiast for as long as I have been into watch collecting. I especially enjoyed seeing Christopher Walken playing Vincent Coccotti in True Romance. All things aligned for me here...being of Sicilian heritage, a huge Quentin Tarantino fan and a lifelong collector of timepieces. Bravo, Tristano, very well done as always.
Watches and James Bond, great topic for conversation 👏 👍 Your mention of Sean Bean and Sharpe got me recalling just how great an actor and a series they are.
First off, I love the Bond content on TUG. It's just excellent, always well researched, and enriches my watching experience every time I go back to the films (which the episodes always lead me to do). Second, I would argue that Longines may be on the right track once again, albeit with my take being based largely on two very recent releases, but the Zulu GMT and the 37mm Spirit seem to be meaningful, strong steps toward a rejuvenated, more compelling Longines than we've had in recent years. Finally, I'd be remiss if I didn't throw my name in the hat for "first pick for TGV's henchmen." I train in several Bond-favorite martial arts. I can earn my keep...in BLOOD!
Tristano, well done bro, bravo! I always look forward to your unique approach to each video, you are an incredibly talented amazingly odd man indeed, to spend a day viewing the world through your eyes would make for a meticulous scary suspenseful historical 70’s style neo realist 4D viewing experience, sadly as that is in the making and Netflix negotiations continue we need to satisfy ourselves with these lovely slices ! Mille grazie, Dr Francesco ( graduate evil business school class of 2015)
Great video - and very happy to see a fellow Dane, topping the list 🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰 Now, why not make a video on watches from the latest brilliant version of "Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy"? Oustanding movie with outstanding watches.
Great timing I just finished rewatching all the Bond movies from Dr No to Die another Day. I plan on finishing Craig movies after a bit of a break. All of them are available on Amazon Prime Video. I found myself doing what you did trying to identify as many watches as I could. While wearing my Submariner and Seamaster as applicable. Loved the video.
My Favorite Villian is Le Chiffre, but Christopher Waltz and Christopher Lee played their parts brilliantly. My favorite has to be Scaramanga's watch it is something different but yet beautiful. R.I.P Christopher Lee his movies have immortalized his brilliance.
When Sean Bean held up those two Omega’s on screen .. I think that was the moment when I realized I LOVE watches. What a sexy piece that was. It wasn’t till a few years later I learned that it wasn’t just a movie prop, but an actual brand. Though I was immediately heartbroken to learn it cost $2500 (CAD) .. at the age of 18 I wasn’t gonna be able to rake that up within 10 years. But I did eventually get one. I was even offered a Rolex at the time as an alternative .. though the Rolex was like 4 times the price of the Omega. And knowing nothing about either watch I compared the two based on zero biases .. and found I liked the Omega much more. It felt better made, the Rolex seemed cheap and rattled (those old bracelets were crap). Of course these days I appreciate Rolex more .. but the Omega Seamaster 2531.80 was the one that captured my heart. I always assumed the Omega watch was standard 00 agent equipment.
Great video TGV! You would have been a great villain in Jurassic Park. BTW my favorite character played by Sean Bean was Andy McNab in Bravo Two Zero! I’m surprised Bond has not worn a Gshock. He definitely needs an indestructible beater!
A true supervillain wears Daniel Wellington.
🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏
Thank you,
Best regards,
TGV
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHA!
Daniel Wellington is actually a great name for a villain. Daniel Wellington and his top henchman Hugo Mountbatten - I like that.
@@chronocommander007 Villain Daniel Wellington and his orbital laser weapon called the "Vincero", built by his underground secret organization called MVMT
LOL!!!
YES! Absolutely loving another Bond related video! Christoper Lee’s Rolex King Midas is my favorite Bond villain watch
You forgot Klaus Schwab from the evil WEF. The next real life bond villain. Definitely Blofelds sibling.
I just got a Longines Spirit and I LOVE IT. You should check one out. I think Longines have really been making an effort these last yew years and to me it shows - I think they're starting to come back and some of their current watches are really helping to re-forge their identity. I include the Legend Diver and the Spirit collection in this.
I’ve had my eye on a blue Legend Diver… I don’t truly dislike any of their designs.
Add the new Ultra-Chron to that list of stunning recent Longines releases!
I loved the fact that Alec kept his original seamaster through his descent into madness and rage to become the dark shadow of James Bond. The “ah - a new model” scene was awesome. I loved the opening scene of goldeneye. Where 006 and 006 were what we know now as special forces operators today.
Exactly, 006 had the "previous" 00-issued Omega Seamaster.
Also my favorite from these honorable mentions is the Longines Legend Diver!! The reissue of this watch is probably the only watch in their catalog that excites me and for good reason. It has a timeless looking dial and can be worn dressed up or as casual as you want. With the internal rotating bezel, dual crowns, gorgeous dial and compressor technology this watch is still amazing! Great video sir thank you.
Two of my favorite things, watches and movies! Thanks for the awesome video TGV!
PS: You would make an excellent Bond villain, but if you come for my watches, expect a fight.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Duly noted, I expect nothing less! Thank you my friend.
Always honored by your support.
Best regards,
TGV
Brilliant TGV I am grinning from cheek to cheek in reminisce of my childhood days watching the vintage bond movies on T-n-T.
Fantastic, Tristano!!!!! Can't wait to watch this one! Absolutely fantastic idea. Can't wait to hear your breakdown of the watches of some of the villains of one of, if not, THE most entertaining movie franchise ever! Question though, is Ms. Galore a villain or does she become a heroine? Gotta admit her choice of watch was perfect! Thank you as always. Be well. Onward and upward, my friend!
Great video TGV! The literary Hugo Drax wore a “plain gold Patek Philippe on a black leather strap”, although the book did not take place in space unlike the film… So perhaps you are right, the gold dress watch is the ultimate Bond villain watch. Keep up these fantastic and entertaining videos!
Such a great choice for him, thank you Alexander!
Very much appreciated.
Best regards,
TGV
Descriptions in the novels were SO detailed...
This is a great topic for a video, thank you for all the great information TGV.
That Longines on the wrist of Mads really caught my eye in the movie itself, as did the red Michael Shumacher speedy on the wrist of the dealer of the card game!
Always interesting to see what watches pop up in older movies and compare it to todays lineup. The feel and look is truly different
I think it is a bit unfair speaking of Longines. Lately they starting to do things right again I think. Ultra-Chron, Spirit Zulu Time, and I mean there is no alternative for the Master Collection Chrono with Moonphase and annual calendar. At least for the money….
TGV, this is one of your best, most informative and interesting videos ever. I can only imagine how many hours of work went into its production. You are a master craftsman in the field of short documentaries. Thank you very much.
Bravo TGV, thanks for the content, was very educational; You merged reality (history) and fiction very well.
I hope all of your work will be acknowledged. Some day, I will head back to your archive. Stay well
Another Great video, super fun stuff man! Thanks as always
Little note to the mention of scars at around 18:00: the fencing was (and is to this day) not exclusive to military academies but is practiced by fraternity students at all German universities. For example the depicted Otto Skorzeny got his scars from a total of 13 Mensuren while being a student of mechanical engineering at the (civilian) TU Wien, quite a while before becoming involved with any state organised form of military
If memory serves me well Sean Bean said after looking at Pierce Brosnan's watch said, "I see they have a new model." So I'm guessing yeah? Double 0's were issued Omegas.
Great video as usual. Never even thought about the 007 villains wearing watches. May need to have to watch all the film's again just to take a look. Have yourself a cracking weekend sir 👍
Great as always TGV! Best content on YT.
What a fantastic video! 🌋
I wonder what the next chapter holds for Bond, with a completely new cast? It would be great to see the franchise mixing the watch choices up again...a move away from Omega perhaps?
Great video as always, thanks so much!!
@@polygoncoco of course, but someone else could always step in with a better offer/higher bid. Depends on the contract. Tudor would be a good choice for Bond
I love your movie related watch videos. Meticulous research as always TGV. I would be interested to see if you could identify the many watch types in the Mad Men series. Just an idea.
Good work fella.
The beautiful patek is pronounced elipse not eclipse..lol
Great content again !
🎉
Whoa....just saw this...LOVED the video! Thanks for all you do!
DAVID!!! What an absolute honor. Thank you so much my friend, I hope all its well
Best regards,
TGV
Omg YES!!! I can’t wait to sit down later tonight, have a snack, and watch this video with my full attention. Your videos are like movies, the production quality is out of this world, and your topics are always interesting!
Thank you so much, I deeply, deeply appreciated that, you are kind to share those inspiring words.
Onwards and upwards my friend.
Best regards,
TGV
Great stuff. This was a very enjoyable video. Your knowledge is mind blowing. 👍
Thank you so much for the kind words, you made my day!
Best regards,
TGV
@@theurbangentry ah that's great. You are more than welcome 👍👍🙌😁
Brilliant observations my friend. Well done, TGV.
Thunderball on VHS was most likely the beginning of my watch obsession.
What an a classy place to start.
LOVE IT!
Thank you,
Best regards,
TGV
@@theurbangentry This channel is all class! Thank you kind sir and keep up the amazing work, Salut!
Very informative.
Always enjoy your channel, it’s so refreshing from the usual Rolex obsessed content providers
What a fun and informative video. Thanks!
Watches and James Bond....two of my favorite things! Well done sir!
Great video topic!
Super episode. Really interesting and fun too.
Just a fantastic video! Thank you! As for Bond baddies…… Blofeld? I’ve never even met Feld!
Ba-dum-tsss
@@Parocha I thank you!
@@gervers don't get me wrong... I love a good dad joke / pun 😂
What is the song at the beginning @ 0:52
Great writing and production!
Thank you for another great video
Loved this one 👍
Thanks, TGV, for another great story on watches and movies
Great stuff as usual TGV. Le Chiffre was a great recent villain for sure. 👍
Fantastic! Class presentation.
Loved the content
Sir Christopher Lee hands down my favorite Bond villan and one of my favorite actor's of all time. Rip
👏👏👏👏 As A British-Italian, he is something of a personal hero for me.
Not many of us around 🙏😎
Thank you LWM,
Best regards,
TGV
@@theurbangentry He was unique, kool and a class act who never disappointed
Thanks for that video. There was a French company by the name of Solex, nowadays Magneti Marelli, and they made first radiators and later carburetors and mopeds, I believe.
Also in the very next film the villan was called stromberg another carburetor maker .
Fanatic work, loved this
Great video and a really good look into a particular genre of film making that is synonymous with a few brand, particularly Omega and Seiko. It makes me wonder how the product placement ‘industry has evolved and what sums would be achievable these days?
Your videos are always captivating and enjoyable to watch. You bring a real educational experience and pleasure. 10/10/22.
unbelievable how much work must go into these videos. still and always one of the best channels on youtube.
Thank you so much Fabian, I very much appreciate that.
Onwards and upwards!
Best regards,
TGV
Fantastic video. Here’s a fun question - what watch does Col. Hans Landa wear? You can see him wearing an elegant, slim rectangular dress watch in the “Strudel” scene. I’ve seen speculation that it’s a Gruen Curvex or IWC Cal. 87.
My God this goes far beyond 'watch reviews'!!!! Fantastic video
Goldeneye revolutionized the legacy. Great Job TGV.
VERY true.
Thank you Frank,
Best regards,
TGV
The GoldenEye watch is my favorite, partially because of the laser but mainly because it served as the incredibly creative pause menu from GoldenEye on the Nintendo 64 (and its awesome accompanying background music).
Great fun! 👍
Exciting intro as usual! 👍
Thank you TGV for such a wonderful deeply researched video about James Bond and his watches with interesting characteristics!! Thank you so much for spending time researching and editing your videos!! It really helps your videos and channel to stand out from the other generic UA-cam channels!! I’m always really inspired by your videos with all the hard work you put into them!! Stay healthy and well as always!! (Nicholas) 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🦖🦖🦖🔥🔥🔥🌊🌊🌊⏱⏱⏱
Great topic!!
Flemming described Red Grant as wearing a Girard-Perregaux chronograph on a battered brown strap in From Russia With Love.
A very good episode,I have not thought about the villains watches,only their evil lairs.Some of which are quite fantastic,such as Blofeld"s Baja California house, The Elrod House, from Diamonds are Forever.
LOVE THIS CONTENT ❣️❣️❣️❤️
This was an excellent video. I of course knew of many of the watches Bond was wearing from various videos and articles on the internet, but not what the villains were wearing. I didn't know Longines/Hamilton were also in these movies. I did know about the Breitling appearance in Thunderball. Very nice work here.
Love it, love it we definitely need second part, James Bond gets better and better no doubt thanks again for making, this very cool video of all incredible Villains, I love it , The Fortis you wearing is one of my favorite watches in Collection, looks good you..until next time from St George Utah 👋...
Excellent topic!
It’s Ellipse not Eclipse. Slip of the tongue I assume! Sorry to point it out. Great video as always.
Mentioning Inglorious Basterds reminded me of that viewing experience. One of the best I’ve ever experienced. Fully packed screening in the Beckenham Odeon and not a single sound from the audience the whole way through, it was pure cinematic bliss. The whole audience were captivated by the numerous tense scenes. I’ll never forget that night.
Thank you so much. Haha, my dyslexia strikes again! 😂😂
Best regards,
TGV
Watches and Bond? This is just what I needed on a Friday. Thanks again for another great video
Always a pleasure,
Thank you,
Best regards,
TGV
Telly Savalas should be featured here for his watches during his time in Kojak, wearing an Omega LED watch and the 1978 Day-Date Rolex President
3:35 I can picture TGV about 30 years older, with an eye scar, shaved head, and a Mao suit, locking James Bond in a cage with a T-Rex. The evil scheme of course being to eliminate every watch brand and replace them all with Hublot.
Loving the history TGV need to go and watch bond now 👍👍 please do something on Wittnauer and then on to them becoming longines would be very interesting 😀
Great as always mate 👍👍
Great video!
I so very much enjoyed this. I have been a movie enthusiast for as long as I have been into watch collecting. I especially enjoyed seeing Christopher Walken playing Vincent Coccotti in True Romance. All things aligned for me here...being of Sicilian heritage, a huge Quentin Tarantino fan and a lifelong collector of timepieces. Bravo, Tristano, very well done as always.
The soundtrack of this video is absolutely incredible.
Awesome video. I love mixing in movies and other subjects with Watches. I especially love the Seiko in this video. Because SEIKO IS KING !!!
Great video thanks
007 brought me to wristwatch's.Fantastic video
Watches and James Bond, great topic for conversation 👏 👍
Your mention of Sean Bean and Sharpe got me recalling just how great an actor and a series they are.
Hello. Do you have any plans on reviewing any watches made by Vaer? Especially their diver watch?
What is the yellow Seiko table clock in the background above your movie collection
First off, I love the Bond content on TUG. It's just excellent, always well researched, and enriches my watching experience every time I go back to the films (which the episodes always lead me to do). Second, I would argue that Longines may be on the right track once again, albeit with my take being based largely on two very recent releases, but the Zulu GMT and the 37mm Spirit seem to be meaningful, strong steps toward a rejuvenated, more compelling Longines than we've had in recent years.
Finally, I'd be remiss if I didn't throw my name in the hat for "first pick for TGV's henchmen." I train in several Bond-favorite martial arts. I can earn my keep...in BLOOD!
Great episode, Tristano
I saw, I clicked!
🙌🙌🙌
Thank you David, enjoy!
Best regards,
TGV
Great pick at 1. Great villain and great watch!
Hey what is the name of the track playing when you talk about Alec trevelian?
TGV, your videography and creativity skills really stand out in this video... the presentation is absolutely breathtaking 💪
Thank you sir! 🙏😎
Best regards,
TGV
Tristano, well done bro, bravo! I always look forward to your unique approach to each video, you are an incredibly talented amazingly odd man indeed, to spend a day viewing the world through your eyes would make for a meticulous scary suspenseful historical 70’s style neo realist 4D viewing experience, sadly as that is in the making and Netflix negotiations continue we need to satisfy ourselves with these lovely slices ! Mille grazie, Dr Francesco ( graduate evil business school class of 2015)
Great film man, can I ask you please about your super cool shirt ?
We’re can I get one ? 😎
Fascinating! I had forgotten Telly Savalas was in a Bond movie! Great vid!
Very Interesting
Loved Sharpe !! What a series
Great fun TGV, super subject as well. Thanks as always! 😎 (p.s. you’d make an excellent Bond villain, but your alter ego, Hugo, may have you beat!) 😁
MADS!!! What a great #1 pick!
Bond and watches? I’m in! 😁
Cheers 🥂
Great video - and very happy to see a fellow Dane, topping the list 🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰 Now, why not make a video on watches from the latest brilliant version of "Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Spy"? Oustanding movie with outstanding watches.
Bonjour Monsieur Tristano, I am very pleased about this video.
Your efforts are much appreciated. Salut!
Thank you Jean! 😎🙏🥂
Best regards,
TGV
Great timing I just finished rewatching all the Bond movies from Dr No to Die another Day. I plan on finishing Craig movies after a bit of a break. All of them are available on Amazon Prime Video. I found myself doing what you did trying to identify as many watches as I could. While wearing my Submariner and Seamaster as applicable. Loved the video.
My Favorite Villian is Le Chiffre, but Christopher Waltz and Christopher Lee played their parts brilliantly. My favorite has to be Scaramanga's watch it is something different but yet beautiful. R.I.P Christopher Lee his movies have immortalized his brilliance.
My daughter says she can totally see TGV as a Bond villain, saying, "We meet again, Mr. Bond!"
GREAT Video Idea @TGV ! Bond Villains have busy schedules and need a reliable watch!
When Sean Bean held up those two Omega’s on screen .. I think that was the moment when I realized I LOVE watches. What a sexy piece that was. It wasn’t till a few years later I learned that it wasn’t just a movie prop, but an actual brand. Though I was immediately heartbroken to learn it cost $2500 (CAD) .. at the age of 18 I wasn’t gonna be able to rake that up within 10 years. But I did eventually get one.
I was even offered a Rolex at the time as an alternative .. though the Rolex was like 4 times the price of the Omega. And knowing nothing about either watch I compared the two based on zero biases .. and found I liked the Omega much more. It felt better made, the Rolex seemed cheap and rattled (those old bracelets were crap). Of course these days I appreciate Rolex more .. but the Omega Seamaster 2531.80 was the one that captured my heart.
I always assumed the Omega watch was standard 00 agent equipment.
Even Mathis from the Craig era wore a nice Hamilton khaki quartz, great vid as always!
Great video TGV! You would have been a great villain in Jurassic Park.
BTW my favorite character played by Sean Bean was Andy McNab in Bravo Two Zero!
I’m surprised Bond has not worn a Gshock. He definitely needs an indestructible beater!