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Seiko G757 5020 Sports 100
photo © Bondtoys.de

The Seiko G757 Sports 100 watch is used by Bond (Roger Moore) in Octopussy. The Seiko is equipped with a tracking device to locate the Fabergé egg, and is clearly visible several times in the movie: first in Q's lab (Bond is already wearing the watch before Q explains what it can actually do), and later it is used to track the Fabergé egg.

This watch is very sought after and rare. Beware of sellers on eBay offering similar Seiko models, claiming it to be the Bond watch, but there is only one, and that is the one pictured here, the Seiko G757 5020. Look for the version with black 'horseshoe' (the shape around the digital screen) and metal band.

Buyers should watch out for the wording SPORTS 100 on the black bezel. There is a model G 757-5000 available with Silverwave wording on the black bezel. The shape is all the same, except the Silverwave wording and a slightly different LCD display.

Affordable alternative suggestion
Since the Seiko G757 Sports 100 is currently hard to find and quite expensive if you do find it, it's worth looking at affordable alternatives for this watch. If you want a Seiko, look for other vintage Seiko G757 models on eBay and you'll find similar watches, without the black 'horseshoe', at reasonable prices.

Casio AE1200WHD-1ACasio currently sells a similar looking digital watch, the Casio AE1200WHD-1A, with silver coloured case and stainless steel band. The watch doesn't have a Fabergé egg tracking option, but does feature World Time, Stop Watch, Alarm, LED Light with Afterglow. Available on Amazon for only $22 (US), Amazon.co.uk (£29.99 UK), or Amazon.de or Christ.de for €39 (Germany).

Links: 
Available at Bondtoys.de
Seiko on JamesBondWatches.com
Bond Seikos on Nerd Watch Museum
Find on eBay
Product Code: 
ga015

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Comments

sean on 02 November, 2008 -

how much would u pay for it

Erik on 14 May, 2009 -

I have the G 757-5000, its almost 30 years old, my dad gave it to me

jose lopez on 25 January, 2013 -
I have the G757-5020, how much would u pay for it?
Maris on 23 March, 2013 -
http://www.ebay.de/itm/Vintage-SEIKO-G757-G-757-Herrenuhr-James-Bond-Uhr...
Roger DESHON on 01 December, 2013 -
I used to own a Seiko Sports 100 Chronograph G757 [ horse shoe ] and would be interested in finding another one. Does anyone have one in good condition they might like to sell for a reasonable price? I know that the watch was used in the James Bond movies so I'm not interested in one that someone wants to sell based on that. The watch model was a standard Seiko for its day and I'm only concerned with finding one as I liked the features.
Petra Thies on 12 August, 2014 -
Ich hätte gerne mal gewusst ob diese Uhr mit Melody ist und was sie kostet!
Tom Neumann on 12 September, 2014 -
Is this the the most desirable quartz watch ever made? I tend to think so. The G757 is the most sought after line of Seiko digitals, and of all the versions, the 5020 is the undisputed King. The Bond connection adds to the appeal, but in its own right this watch is rugged, versatile, and distinctive - a very masculine but handsome watch. A good condition example is going to set you back a four figure amount, and don't think you'll buy one in mediocre condition and refurbish, because parts are virtually non-existent. The non-symmetrical band is almost impossible to find, so weight this up if you are on the hunt. So if you are in the market for a watch with credentials, and don't want to be someone wearing "just another Rolex", the this is a watch worthy of your consideration.
Daniel Franks on 20 August, 2015 -
I really want this watch, new or mint condition. Please contact me guys if you find one. EBay mostly has regular g757 not the 5020 sport. My eBay id is victoriamerchant or comment here. Much appreciated.
trev on 15 May, 2016 -
I have a sports 100 bond model bought new duty free Sept '81 I didn't know I was buying a future collectable just bought it for the features at the time over rolexs etc. Was into practicality not trinkets. About $150AU at the time. Does anyone have a spare good horseshoe they don't mind parting with ?.
John Wort on 13 September, 2016 -
I have one of these horseshoe models, I purchased it in the late 70's, I seem to remember the price then was £150, it has the original box with the sleeve and manual, I wore this watch for a while and then returned it to its box and there it has remained until now, and it still in very good condition of course the battery is flat as you would expect. I might sell this if the price is right as I don't know what it is worth
Arie de Gruijter on 12 December, 2016 -
I am the proud owner of a 5020. However when changing batteries the jeweller lost the inner bezel on which the functions of the push buttons are placed. LIGHT START-STOP SELECT etc. If anyone with a non-functioning 5020 or this missing part can let me know I would be grateful. Also a small part of the horseshoe has broken off but I can live with that!
Paul V on 11 January, 2017 -
Hey, I love these classics. I just picked up an "as new" G757-5000 with tags, box and even has the blue protective sticker on the back for AU$2000. Yes, AU$2000, I just had to have it. It's as if I went into a shop and purchased it brand new - AMAZING...... I also have a second fully functioning G757-5000 to use for spares if the need arises.
Shawn Ho on 04 May, 2017 -
Are you interested in selling me yours? I need to replace the glass crystal on mind.
Kamarat nopprapun on 25 September, 2017 -
Bond fan club
Burton on 21 October, 2017 -
I own the G757-5000 and seeking a replacement rubber or metal band/strap for this watch. Any info or leads greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Owen on 22 March, 2018 -
Seiko teamed up with Wired, a Japanese watch company, to "remake" the G757 series, called the Wired Solidity AGAM601. It was made to coincide with the release of the video game Metal Gear Solid 5 as the game is set in 1984 and the main character, Snake, wears one. They were only available via the game companies website, Konami, but are also on eBay (where I purchased mine for way more than the market price) The watch is different as it is a "modern version" but what I like is that the AGAM601 version has the "horseshoe" bezel which I thought was a nice touch.
Don Jamieson on 10 November, 2019 -
I have the real deal which I bought in Hong Kong Seiko center Kowloon in 1982 on a port visit by HMAS Melbourne, Our former aircraft carrier. I wore it for years and even dived with it. I am trying to track down the black horseshoe ring and four screws as this was a weak point of the watch. My bezel is a bit scratched but I can live with that. I recently pulled it out and hoping a jeweler can replace the battery and flash it up again. I have seen the prices going for it but I dont want to sell as it has sentimental value. Can someone pleas advise or assist.

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