Peter Sellers wears a Rolex GMT-Master

In Casino Royale (1967), the spoof Bond made outside the Eon series, Vesper Lynd recruits the baccarat expert Evelyn Tremble, played by Peter Sellers, to beat SMERSH's Le Chiffre at the tables. Mid-game, Vesper signals him through his wristwatch, and the film cuts to one of its best gags: the dial of Tremble's steel Rolex GMT-Master filling the screen with Ursula Andress's face, a video call decades early. The red-and-blue bezel with its 24-hour numerals identifies the watch even with the dial occupied. The costume analysis of Sellers' films reads it as the same Pepsi-bezel reference 1675 the actor owned and had worn three years earlier as Inspector Clouseau in A Shot in the Dark.