Brad Pitt's Watch 1969 was a special year. NASA's Apollo 11 mission successfully landed on the Moon, Woodstock and the rise of Led Zeppelin were cultural turning points. The Manson murders created global fear, and the first automatic chronographs were introduced to the watchmaking world. These two seemingly unrelated events are linked in Quentin Tarantino's ninth film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Set in Hollywood in 1969, the film revolves around a fictional actor and stuntman, played by Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, and follows a series of events involving many celebrities. Among the star-studded cast is an unexpected highlight: the gold watch on Cliff Booth's (Brad Pitt) wrist. This watch/strap combination evokes Paul Newman's style and complements Cliff's McQueen-esque tough persona; complete with his aviator glasses, Hawaiian shirt worn over a Champion t-shirt, and faded jeans. The "Bullhead" Citizen Challenge Timer chronograph watch features a gold-toned case and a gold panda dial with a black tachymeter. This is the perfect watch for Cliff's character, who might be seen wearing a lesser-known brand like Citizen at the time. However, this particular Citizen watch wasn't available in 1969; the flyback 8110 caliber was introduced in 1972. Thanks to the film's director and Brad Pitt, this watch became legendary and received the recognition it deserved. This watch features the automatic 8110A movement with a 40-hour power reserve. The movement's frequency is 28800 vph. Diameter: 38 / 42 mm Case Material: Gold-toned plated metal Thickness: 13.90 mm Earring Width: 44 mm Bezel Material: Black plated metal Glass: Mineral Glass Dial Color: Gold Crown Type: Normal Fly-Back Chronograph Day Date Contents: Will be shipped with the handmade genuine leather bound strap seen on Brad Pitt's wrist. The watch has been serviced and is in perfect working order. It has English and Persian calendars. Wouldn't you want to own this watch in perfect condition and appearance? Insured delivery within 3-5 days via DHL. Please note that customs duties and other fees are the responsibility of the buyer.