Jeffrey Wright wears an Omega Speedmaster

The still on this record is the Jamaica bar meeting where Felix Leiter pulls James Bond out of retirement: Leiter at the table in profile, a steel watch catching the blue light on his left wrist, asking his old friend to help find a kidnapped MI6 scientist. Jeffrey Wright plays Leiter for the third time in No Time to Die (2021), the first actor ever to carry the role through three Bond films, and the watch is an Omega Speedmaster Racing Co-Axial Master Chronometer, reference 329.32.44.51.01.001. Bond Lifestyle published the identification from information supplied by Omega, the franchise's watch partner since 1995.

The Racing is 44.25 millimeters of steel with a black ceramic bezel, an orange tachymeter scale, white gold arrowhead indexes, and a black micro-perforated strap that shows an orange rubber lining through the holes; Omega lists it at 8,450 dollars. BAMF Style, walking through Leiter's Caribbean wardrobe, observed that "Leiter and Bond may prefer different brands of sunglasses, but both are confirmed Omega men by the time they re-team in No Time to Die." The watch is rated to 50 meters of water resistance, a spec Leiter, as BAMF Style put it, "unwillingly and tragically tests" during Bond's return from Cuba; the meeting in the still is the start of the mission that ends with him in a sinking boat.