Nov 5, 2025 10:00 EST

Stage & Screen featuring The Estate of Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.

 
Lot 115
 

115

"007" logo designer Joe Caroff's James Bond Omega Titanium 'Seamaster Diver 300M' Wristwatch

JAMES BOND

"007" logo designer Joe Caroff's James Bond Omega Titanium 'Seamaster Diver 300M' Wristwatch. The 007 Edition, 2021. This watch was issued by Omega to celebrate the release of the 25th James Bond film No Time To Die in 2021, which stars Daniel Craig as the titular spy. Bond can clearly be seen wearing the Omega Seamaster, his 9th film wearing Omega (the first was GoldenEye in 1995). This watch was owned and worn by "007" logo creator and well-known graphic artist Joe Caroff. The back of the watch is engraved especially "For Joe" and also bears numbering relating to naval and military issue watches. With an Omega leather band that is likely a replacement, please note only the watch comes with the lot.

Joe Caroff (1921-2025) designed the now internationally recognised logo for the James Bond franchise, featuring the barrel of a pistol and trigger pointing out of the final number in "007," in 1962. It has been updated but used continuously since. This watch was a gift from the Bond producers to Joe Caroff on his 100th birthday in 2021.

About the watch, Omega's website reports, "Each 42 mm timepiece has been crafted from Grade 2 Titanium, which is used for the case and bracelet with its innovative adjustable buckle. This special material is particularly strong and lightweight, making it perfect for an undercover agent. Special new doming of the sapphire-crystal glass has also created a slightly slimmer watch than the standard Seamaster Diver 300M models. For this watch, Omega has introduced an aluminium dial, with a colour that replicates the aged brown hue that certain vintage dials turn over time. This colour tone is referred to by collectors as “tropical”. The aluminium bezel ring of this watch also features the same colour shade."

Also, according to Omega's website devoted to the Bond watch: "Lindy Hemming, the Oscar-winning costume designer, was responsible for casting 007’s watch in GoldenEye. She said, 'I was convinced that Commander Bond, a naval man, a diver, and a discreet gentleman of the world would wear the Seamaster with the blue dial.'" The website also describes the relationship between the watch company and the famous fictional spy as "OMEGA and 007 are appreciated for their fashion flair, adventurous spirit and reliability – they complement each other perfectly."

An image of Mr. Caroff at his design table and another wearing the Omega Seamaster Diver are included here (but not part of the lot).

Sold for $8,960
Estimated at $7,000 - $10,000

Includes Buyer's Premium


 

JAMES BOND

"007" logo designer Joe Caroff's James Bond Omega Titanium 'Seamaster Diver 300M' Wristwatch. The 007 Edition, 2021. This watch was issued by Omega to celebrate the release of the 25th James Bond film No Time To Die in 2021, which stars Daniel Craig as the titular spy. Bond can clearly be seen wearing the Omega Seamaster, his 9th film wearing Omega (the first was GoldenEye in 1995). This watch was owned and worn by "007" logo creator and well-known graphic artist Joe Caroff. The back of the watch is engraved especially "For Joe" and also bears numbering relating to naval and military issue watches. With an Omega leather band that is likely a replacement, please note only the watch comes with the lot.

Joe Caroff (1921-2025) designed the now internationally recognised logo for the James Bond franchise, featuring the barrel of a pistol and trigger pointing out of the final number in "007," in 1962. It has been updated but used continuously since. This watch was a gift from the Bond producers to Joe Caroff on his 100th birthday in 2021.

About the watch, Omega's website reports, "Each 42 mm timepiece has been crafted from Grade 2 Titanium, which is used for the case and bracelet with its innovative adjustable buckle. This special material is particularly strong and lightweight, making it perfect for an undercover agent. Special new doming of the sapphire-crystal glass has also created a slightly slimmer watch than the standard Seamaster Diver 300M models. For this watch, Omega has introduced an aluminium dial, with a colour that replicates the aged brown hue that certain vintage dials turn over time. This colour tone is referred to by collectors as “tropical”. The aluminium bezel ring of this watch also features the same colour shade."

Also, according to Omega's website devoted to the Bond watch: "Lindy Hemming, the Oscar-winning costume designer, was responsible for casting 007’s watch in GoldenEye. She said, 'I was convinced that Commander Bond, a naval man, a diver, and a discreet gentleman of the world would wear the Seamaster with the blue dial.'" The website also describes the relationship between the watch company and the famous fictional spy as "OMEGA and 007 are appreciated for their fashion flair, adventurous spirit and reliability – they complement each other perfectly."

An image of Mr. Caroff at his design table and another wearing the Omega Seamaster Diver are included here (but not part of the lot).

Auction: Stage & Screen featuring The Estate of Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Nov 5, 2025

  • Popular Stage & Screen Auction on November 5, 2025 Attracted Global Audience

  • Memorabilia, Autographs, Artwork & Photographs Celebrating Theater, Hollywood, Music and Dance

  • Archive of Samuel Beckett Material from the Estate of His American Director Alan Schneider Topped $75,000

  • Sale Featured a Special Section Devoted to the Estate of Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.


NEW YORK, NY -- Doyle's popular Stage & Screen auction on November 5, 2025 attracted fans and collectors around the world vying for an exciting range of offerings celebrating the performing arts of Theater, Hollywood, Music and Dance.

The Estate of Alan Schneider
Featured in the sale was fascinating collection of early Waiting for Godot material from the Estate of Alan Schneider that topped $75,000 amid trans-Atlantic competition. “The primary American director of Samuel Beckett plays” and a close friend of the playwright, Alan Schneider died in 1984, and his widow died at 101 this past summer. This remarkable archive offered an extraordinary glimpse into the creative partnership between Schneider and Beckett, spanning decades of groundbreaking theatrical work. Highlights included Schneider’s annotated working copy of Waiting for Godot used in the landmark American production, an inscribed typescript of Eh Joe, and first editions and presentation copies of Endgame and Happy Days, many personally inscribed to Schneider by Beckett. Other treasures included manuscripts, letters, awards, recordings and posters that document a pivotal collaboration in modern theater history. Read more

The Estate of Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
Doyle was honored to offer a sequel to the successful 2011 auction of property from the estate of the legendary actor. Featured in the sale were artwork, furniture, photographs and memorabilia. Read More.

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