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MOERIS James Bond 007 Automatic Cal. 2622 Steel 34mm Men's watch


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  • Listing code:C-KMU
  • Brand:MOERIS
  • Model / Ref:James Bond 007
  • Movement:Automatic Cal. 2622
  • Case material:Stainless steel
  • Bracelet material:Leather
  • Crystal material:Plastic
  • Case diameter:34mm X 42mm / 1.34in X 1.65in
  • Bracelet color:Black
  • Dial color:Silver
  • Gender:Men's
  • Functions:Hour, Date
  • Working Condition:100% Properly
  • Product Year:1966
  • Box / Papers:No / No
  • Region of Manufacture:Swiss
  • Condition:In normal condition

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Product Description

The Moeris Watch Factory was established in the small Swiss town of Saint-Imier in 1893. The company was known for producing high-quality complicated watches, and a quick review of the listings on Chrono24 prove this. By 1957, the company claimed to have produced over 10 million watches and seems to have been a modest but respected brand. But the company was losing its way by the 1960s.

In 1966, Moeris invited the press to a special reveal at the Basel Fair: The first-even officially-licensed James Bond 007 watch! The result was quite modern for the time (and the company) with an angular brushed case and square “007” inscribed crown. The almost-octagonal case bears a striking resemblance to today’s Bulgari Octo, with the short “shoulders” and flat sides.

Inside the James Bond 007 watch (yes, that was the model name) was a gold-plated 25 jewel automatic ETA movement. It looks like an ETA 2622 or similar based on the unusual integrated automatic winding/balance bridge. This would be a moderately-expensive movement for the time, in keeping with an upscale watch. Although it appears at a glance to have date windows at 6 and 12, these are actually applied numeral markers, with thin sticks marking the rest of the hours. The red seconds hand is a nice touch.  The case back features an engraving of the agent himself, apparently taken from the Renato Fratini image used to promote “From Russia with Love” in 1963.