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Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014)

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Kingsman: The Secret Service

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)

Watches

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)
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)
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