Check this out...PAM's are everywhere. Think it's a rep? LOL
(I know, the noooob needs some photo lessons)
(I know, the noooob needs some photo lessons)
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PAM pops up in J Crew catalogue
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Scrubs?
Does anyone watch "Scrubs"? I've seen some quick shots of Turk's watch and it looks like it could be a PAM (ss bracelet).
Does anyone watch "Scrubs"? I've seen some quick shots of Turk's watch and it looks like it could be a PAM (ss bracelet).
When replicas are used on TV, in the movies and in advertising, they're no longer called replicas. They're called Props.
It's perfectly normal to have a box of replica guns, watches, pens, cars, etc., if you're making a movie. It's like a stunt-watch.
What I find funny is when a character is wearing a watch, or whatever, that they should not be able to afford. Usually this is cars, like a regular poor beat copper driving a mint-condition tuned classic V8, but sometimes it's suits and watches.
It's perfectly normal to have a box of replica guns, watches, pens, cars, etc., if you're making a movie. It's like a stunt-watch.
What I find funny is when a character is wearing a watch, or whatever, that they should not be able to afford. Usually this is cars, like a regular poor beat copper driving a mint-condition tuned classic V8, but sometimes it's suits and watches.
He's a known-PAM owner. It was his own.efnstefn said:How about Jason Statham's PAM in The Transporter? Prop?
I've heard of "prop watches" too. But mostly because of theft issues. I guess it would be fairly easy for someone in the crew to make a watch disappear.
However, I highly doubt that when a watch company throws money at a movie to plug their watch that a rep is ever used, except for the obvious ones. Lke some of the Bond movies were the watch was a saw or a flashlight and what not. Obviously these were, wait for it, "stunt watches".
Either way, I love to spot watches in movies, on TV, and in the ADs. I even annoy my girlfriend when I see a watch billboard. Like "Hey honey, I have that YM at the house!
Cheers,
Jon 8)
However, I highly doubt that when a watch company throws money at a movie to plug their watch that a rep is ever used, except for the obvious ones. Lke some of the Bond movies were the watch was a saw or a flashlight and what not. Obviously these were, wait for it, "stunt watches".
Either way, I love to spot watches in movies, on TV, and in the ADs. I even annoy my girlfriend when I see a watch billboard. Like "Hey honey, I have that YM at the house!
Cheers,
Jon 8)
In KIll Bill, there's a huge, full-screen close-up on a Daytona. Anyone reckon it's real?bignasty said:However, I highly doubt that when a watch company throws money at a movie to plug their watch that a rep is ever used, except for the obvious ones. Lke some of the Bond movies were the watch was a saw or a flashlight and what not. Obviously these were, wait for it, "stunt watches".
Pugwash said:In KIll Bill, there's a huge, full-screen close-up on a Daytona. Anyone reckon it's real?bignasty said:However, I highly doubt that when a watch company throws money at a movie to plug their watch that a rep is ever used, except for the obvious ones. Lke some of the Bond movies were the watch was a saw or a flashlight and what not. Obviously these were, wait for it, "stunt watches".
That one is funny as hell. I heard Rolex was really pissed off about that.