Thanks to the way movies influence our lives, seeing a personal favourite make it to the silver screen is an absolute delight. Be it James Bondsand#039; Omegas to the Lancet trench watch from the 'gold watch' scene in Pulp Fiction that is, till date, remembered for its dark humour and Christopher Walken's famous monologue, or even Marty McFlyand#039;s Casio in Back to the Future that made him seem truly real as an 80s teenager; these weren't empty accessories, they, more oft than not, added to the charisma of the heroes.

pThanks to the way movies influence our lives, seeing a personal favourite make it to the silver screen is an absolute delight. Be it James Bonds' Omegas to the Lancet trench watch from the andlsquo;gold watchandrsquo; scene in Pulp Fiction that is, till date, remembered for its dark humour and Christopher Walkenandrsquo;s famous monologue, or even Marty McFly's Casio in Back to the Future that made him seem truly real as an 80s teenager; these werenandrsquo;t empty accessories, they, more oft than not, added to the charisma of the heroes.andnbsp;/p pEven recently, in the Marvel movie, Doctor Strange, the protagonist, Dr Stephen Strange, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, is shown to be a watch collector who wears the unique Jaeger-LeCoultre Master UT watch engraved with a love message: andlsquo;Time will tell you how much I love youandlsquo; Christine. On that note, hereandrsquo;s a look at some of the coolest watches and their cameos on the silver screen!/p
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