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Modem Burner: The Many Watches of Pierce Brosnan

 

Modems seem to represent the time when Pierce Brosnan was at the peak of his career. 

I must be watching too many Brosnan movies. I got to admit, this Irishman is my favourite Bond, for unknown reasons. I should be liking Daniel Craig or Sean Connery more, but I gravitate towards the Brosnan era Bond films a lot. 

(Maybe, he is the most rakish of the Bonds. A mix of ornate styling, fitness and a debonair air, AND dishing out innuendos to women in his movies without looking like a creep/predator which sometimes Roger Moore or even Sean Connery could fail at) How does he do it?

Therefore I will write today of the watches worn by this well-known actor.

Most are identified. Some are not. Can you identify those unknown ones in the picture? Are there other pieces not featured here? 

Here goes (Modem Burner):



Omega 1938 pilots watch Museum re-edition. Credit: WatchID




A Panerai, referenced a lot in the saucy film with Salma Hayek. Credit from Lankysudanese’s favourite website: Quill & Pad




A short lived period where he was ambassador to Peter Speake-Marin. Brosnan acted as the “watchmaker”, an evil terrorist posing as a watchmaker. Credit: GQ




In his early days, he was seen with the underappreciated Cartier Pasha, and Panthere too. Credit: Time & Tide




In November Man, he wears a Lorus. Lorus is an offshoot of the ubiquitous Seiko. Credit: Bond Lifestyle




An interesting Movado in the film No Escape. Credit: Spotern




Omega daze (days): Credit: Alamy




Here he is wearing a Blancpain Villeret. Credit: Fashionisto




Here, he wears the JLC Reverso Squadra. Also seen with a Reverso duoface in The Thomas Crown Affair. Credit: Supermanwatches




Aha! He wears a GP 1945 Credit: WatchID




Unknown watch Credit: Alamy






Unknown watch in Tailor of Panama Credit: Piercebrosnan.com







Unknown watch worn in Ghost Writer. Credit: IMDB


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