Babygirl (2024)

Babygirl

Halina Reijn writes and directs this erotic thriller in which Nicole Kidman's Romy, chief executive of a New York robotics company, begins an affair with her intern Samuel (Harris Dickinson) behind the back of her theatre-director husband Jacob (Antonio Banderas); Sophie Wilde plays her assistant Esme. It premiered at the Venice Film Festival on August 30, 2024, and A24 released it in the United States on December 25, 2024. (Wikipedia)

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Casio A168WG-9EF

Worn by Harris Dickinson as Samuel. Prop master Monica Jacobs told British GQ that the intern, in ill-fitting second-hand suits and a surplus parka, wears a gold-coloured Casio A168WG-9EF: "He wants to be taken seriously in the tech world. But what does he choose? He chose this simple Casio, but gold and flashy at the same time." The magazine gives the full reference and describes the quartz, backlit, alarm-equipped digital on its matching bracelet. (British GQ)

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Cartier Tank Francaise

Worn by Nicole Kidman as Romy. Romy Mathis's yellow-gold Cartier Tank Française, "clearly an expensive watch, but not in your face", was settled on after prop master Monica Jacobs tried Rolex, Omega, Tudor and Piaget pieces at fittings, the gold Tank chosen to show a CEO who "doesn't need to flaunt it with her accessories". British GQ names the model and metal but no size or reference. (British GQ)

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Cartier Tank

Worn by Sophie Wilde as Esme. Romy's assistant wears a vintage Cartier Tank Mini on a leather strap, a piece prop master Monica Jacobs says "didn't cost as much" and reads as the junior's attempt "to step into the role" beside her boss's solid-gold Française. British GQ names the Tank Mini but no reference; the Tank family page is linked because the catalog carries no Mini page. (British GQ)

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Patek Philippe (unidentified model)

Worn by Antonio Banderas as Jacob. Prop master Monica Jacobs told British GQ that Romy's husband, the theatre director Jacob, wears a vintage Patek Philippe throughout, "with a very worn out band and simple face", chosen because "we wanted something that showed their equal status, he's well off in his own right". The magazine ventures "a Calatrava, perhaps?" with a question mark and no reference, so the brand-level page is linked. (British GQ)

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