Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014)
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A spy organisation recruits a promising street kid into the agency's training program, while a global threat emerges from a twisted tech genius. (IMDb)
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- Bremont ALT1-WT Worldtimer
- Worn by Colin Firth as Harry Hart. Harry Hart wears the rose gold Bremont Kingsman Special Edition, the variant reserved for the organisation's senior agents. It is the film-specific derivative of the ALT1-WT world timer: a 43 mm Trip-Tick case, white dial with the Kingsman emblem on the 12-hour counter, and the COSC-certified BE-54AE automatic driving a chronograph, date, second time zone and rotating world-time flange. Bremont's contemporary press release says it produced mechanical watches for the agents and trainees, and its technical notes identify Colin Firth with the rose-gold model; unlike the Eggsy and Merlin pieces below, no surviving faux Harry Hart prop has surfaced in the checked auction evidence. Bremont co-founder Nick English also appears on screen as a Kingsman. (Bremont press release; Bremont technical notes) Watches of Espionage reports the placement as coming at director Matthew Vaughn's request, quoting him: "Kingsmen are first and foremost British, which made Bremont watches the perfect fit". Its two accounts of the model disagree with each other, one naming "a limited edition trio of special edition versions of the ALT-1B chronograph" and the other "special versions of the ALT1-World Time", the latter matching the world timer recorded here, and it notes the amnesia and taser darts fired from Firth's watch in two fight scenes. (Watches of Espionage; Watches of Espionage)
- Bremont Kingsman Special Edition DLC
- Worn by Taron Egerton as Gary "Eggsy" Unwin. The blacked-out chronograph issued to the candidates, and the watch Eggsy carries through selection: a DLC-coated 43 mm case on a NATO strap, with a date and a 24-hour hand. Bremont's contemporary press release assigns its black mechanical chronograph to the trainees, and the maker's technical notes caption Taron Egerton wearing the DLC model; the black case, dial and NATO strap are also visible in the production still. Propstore documents a separate non-functioning Eggsy watch with a white paper dial and gold-finished case, matching the senior-agent colourway rather than this black training watch. The DLC relationship is therefore supported for these training shots, but it is not a claim that every Eggsy watch used by production was the later retail BKM-DLC, launched in 2015 after the film was made. (Bremont press release; Bremont technical notes; Propstore)
- Bremont Kingsman Special Edition Stainless Steel
- Worn by Mark Strong as Merlin. Merlin's white-dial watch is modeled on the stainless-steel Kingsman world timer, and Bremont's technical notes identify Mark Strong with that production model. Propstore's surviving screen-used Merlin watch is a non-functioning version in a steel case with a white dial and brown leather strap. This row therefore records the later retail BKM-SS, launched in 2015 after the film was made, as the documented source design and official production counterpart, not as an assertion that the object in every shot was a functioning retail watch. The city flange and Kingsman-signed 12-hour counter visible in the still reproduce the BKM-SS design. (Bremont technical notes; Propstore)
- Bremont ALT1-WT Worldtimer
- Worn by Jack Davenport as Lancelot. BAMF Style identifies the original Lancelot's watch, in the film's opening mission before the character's death, as the same rose-gold Bremont Kingsman Special Edition worn by the organisation's other senior agents. (BAMF Style)
- Bremont ALT1-WT Worldtimer
- Worn by Michael Caine as Arthur (Chester King). BAMF Style identifies Arthur's watch as the same rose-gold Bremont Kingsman Special Edition worn by the organisation's other senior agents. (BAMF Style)
- Bremont ALT1-WT Worldtimer
- Worn by Nick English as Kingsman Knight. Bremont's co-founder is among the agents on screen. Professional Watches quotes the maker's release: "The agents from the super-secret British spy organization, including Nick English, Co-Founder Bremont, who makes a cameo appearance as one of the Kingsmen, can be seen exclusively wearing these custom made Bremont timepieces", and "The Kingsman agents in the film each wear a beautifully crafted rose gold chronograph World Timer on an alligator strap", the rose-gold Kingsman Special Edition worn by the film's senior agents. Robb Report, which calls the placement unpaid, adds that Vaughn "even invited Bremont cofounder Nick English for a brief guest appearance in the film as a Kingsman agent"; the credits list him as a Kingsman Knight. No source describes his scene. (Professional Watches; Robb Report)Scene image neededSubmit a scene still!