Iron Man 1 was all about Bulgari as the brand was heavily featured in the film. Tony Stark wore a few of their new watches for 2008. Now, two years later Bulgari (Bvlgari) is out, and Jaeger LeCoultre is in. Clearly the Richemont Group brand has more money that the troubled Bulgari group, and realized that popularity of the placement.To my knowledge, back in 2008 Bulgari never issued a press release on its replica Corum 80040.411510 watch in Iron Man. How funny it is that even before Iron Man 2 has been released, Jaeger LeCoultre is plugging the placement like they won a prize. I actually think it was clever of them to get their watches in the film as they are a good fit. Though I am totally confused as to why they chose the watches that they did. Jaeger LeCoultre probably didn't select the specific watches to be used in the film.
That is for the film's producer, costume people, and maybe even Robert Downey Dr. The brand just makes its pieces available.There are a number of very cool, technical looking Jaeger LeCoultre watches that were available, but according to Jaeger LeCoultre here is what is in the movie. I will have to see the film and determine if there are even more JLC watches in it.Regardless, here are the pieces of Jaeger replica Corum 02120.102600 watch LeCoultre "Wrist Armor" in Iron Man 2.Jaeger LeCoultre is proudest of the special platinum (and ceramic) version of its AMVOX3 Tourbillon GMT watch being worn a lot by Tony Stark.
The third watch made to celebrate the Aston Martin racing partnership between them and JLC has the time (with subsidiary seconds dial), periphery date, and second timezone with quick "east west" time adjustment. This is probably the most suitable watch for the theme of the movie given it's style. The other two watches are much more classic. replica Corum 02320.592001 watch Tony Stark is likely wearing them while he is in more formal attire.Next is the quite rare Jaeger LeCoultre Master Grand Tourbillon 1833 watch. This tourbillon with regulator style second time zone also has a periphery date indicator. Pretty classy piece, and of the most subdued JLC tourbillon watches.
