Seiko Diver 'Captain Willard' Framed Ads the PMHs almost always featured

the PMHs almost always featured Valjoux manual-wind movements of the 773X series and had similar dials

complete with date and inner rotating world-timing bezel

A mechanical alarm complication makes use of an extra mainspring barrel whose energy powers a hammer

highly wearable modern timepiece

the manufacture took on a new name—Angelus—and a new focus: designing and manufacturing its own movements entirely in-house

Seiko Diver 'Captain Willard' Framed Ads the PMHs almost always featured"I love the smell of napalm in the morning." That delightfully morose soundbite isn't the only memorable takeaway from the Vietnam War epic Apocalypse Now. For dive watch enthusiasts, the film holds another: Martin Sheen's use of a Seiko 6105 8110 on screen in his portrayal of Captain Willard.  While Hollywood's prominent use of timepieces in film is well documented (and generally done for paid product placement), there are only a few films that