I found this picture of Roger Moore which shows him off-Set at one of the scenes mentioned in my initial post. Might help to find out more details about the watch.
https://www.lifestyle.com.au/content/roger-moore-live-and-let-die.jpg
To be fair, I think this is one of the best images of the watch. If you zoom right in, I also think @JwRosenthal 's image (post 2) is spot on-down to the bakelite bezel, text on the dial and bracelet.馃憤
![20190318_114226-2[1].jpg](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/1153/1153471-6a7c3a185570459246970915caa5fd0e.jpg?hash=anw6GFVwRZ "20190318_114226-2[1].jpg")
![20180727_174259-2-1[1].jpg](https://omegaforums.net/data/attachments/1153/1153472-b420ec47000dbce0334a4ba89db43b44.jpg?hash=tCDsRwANvO "20180727_174259-2-1[1].jpg")
Two additional behind the scenes photos that sho the watch.
I think @JwRosenthal is right spotting a PR 516 馃榾
The chap on the left in that photo is Albert "Cubby" Broccoli, the producer of the Bond films. The whole concept was a collaboration between him, David Salzman, and my father, Norbert Auerbach, who was reading Ian Fleming's Bond books at the time, and who brought Sean Connery on board.
I mention this b/c it was my father who first sparked my interest in watches, as he was a casual collector himself, and gave me my first proper watch (a Heuer 2000 Professional) for my 15th birthday (still have it, still runs). Here's a couple of pics of the Moonraker premier with Cubby, Roger, and the Bond girls (I'm the little guy in the space suit) and, of course, the Heuer:
