Many watches have appeared in movies, and some have become nearly as famous as the stars who wore them. But only a handful of watches have been created specially for movies, in partnership with the filmmakers themselves. Here is a rundown.

OMEGA SEAMASTER DIVER 300M 007 EDITION
Omega has been outfitting cinematic superspy James Bond since 1995?s Goldeneye, and the latest timepiece worn by Agent 007, in this year?s No Time to Die, was conceived with the input of the film?s star, Daniel Craig. Designed in the style of the original Seamaster Diver 300M, which debuted in 1993, the watch has a 42-mm titanium case with an aluminum rotating bezel ring and a helium-release valve at 10 o?clock. Both the dial and bezel ring are executed in a ?tropical? brown hue for a vintage look; the arrow marker above 6 o?clock on the dial is a reference to a style of military watch that Bond (a Navy man) would prefer. Inside is Omega?s master Chronometer Caliber 8806, and the watch is offered on an adjustable titanium mesh bracelet or a striped NATO strap. Price: $8,200 on strap, $9,200 on bracelet. Click here for more details.
Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition

HAMILTON KHAKI NAVY BELOWZERO SPECIAL EDITION

A longtime provider of watches to filmmakers ? for movies like 2001, Men in Black, and Interstellar, to name just a few ? Hamilton collaborated closely with the production design team for Christopher Nolan?s sci-fi opus TENET on a custom-made watch for use in filming. The commerc...