Genre: Adventure / Liked it: 364664 votes / Mission: Impossible is a movie starring Tom Cruise, Jon Voight, and Emmanuelle Béart. An American agent, under false suspicion of disloyalty, must discover and expose the real spy without the help of his organization / country: USA / Director: Brian De Palma / star: Jon Voight

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Today on Big Screen Watches we throw back over two decades for the fans of the whole Mission Impossible series who evidently really want to know what watches Ethan Hunt, played by our favorite Scientologist before we really knew he was one, Tom Cruise, was wearing on his wrist. Here at Twentytwo ten. com we want to know what you, the readers and contributors, want to see on the page. A reoccurring search string that took us a little by surprise is “ Mission Impossible Watch Casio “. A search that wasn’t returning any results…until now. Take a look at the evolution of Ethan Hunt ‘s watch collection from the first Mission: Impossible (1996) to the latest Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation (2015) which is currently ranking a whopping 93% on Rotten Tomatoes. Enjoy! Mission: Impossible (1996) Character: Ethan Hunt Actor: Tom Cruise Watch: Casio G-Shock DW-290 Mission: Impossible II (2000) Actor: Tom Cruise Character: Ethan Hunt Watch: Casio G-Shock DW-6900 Mission: Impossible III (2006) Character: Ethan Hunt Watch: Casio G-Schock MTG-910D Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol (2011) Actor: Tom Cruise Watch: Tudor Heritage Chronograph Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation (2015) Now this one is a bit different. In 2015’s Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation, we don’t recall seeing Ethan Hunt wearing a watch at all. The focus on wrist-wear in this installment lies squarely on Simon Pegg’s character Benji Dunn who has a back-to-back scene with two different watches. Actor: Simon Pegg Character: Benji Dunn Watch: Tissot T-Touch Expert Solar T091. 420. 44. 051. 00 Actor: Simon Pegg Watch: Casio G-Shock GWA-1100-1A3 G-Aviation Twentytwo ten. com have also heard that Mission: Impossible VI is set for a 2018 release from Paramount Pictures, so stay tuned for more watch spotting!

Mission Impossible S2-08 - The Money Machine (1) - video dailymotion. Back for its sixth instalment, the all-action franchise returns to the big screen with Mission: Impossible — Fallout. And sees IMF agent Ethan Hunt – played by Tom Cruise – and his crew of undercover specialists take on the bad guys, doing whatever it takes to save the world from certain nuclear destruction, with what’s sure to be another action-packed adventure, full of insane stunts and death-defying set pieces. I thought I’d join in on the fun and make a few helpful tough watch recommendations. And in true Mission: Impossible style, equip each one with an idea for its own spy tech invention. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to read on. *This message will not self-destruct in 5 seconds Victorinox I. N. O. X. Automatic Spy tech suggestion: Paracord strap This was an easy one, and to be honest I didn’t need to put a lot of thought into what spy gadget would fit the ever-tough I. Because Victorinox already make one for it – a paracord strap. This latest version replaces the I. X’s familiar quartz movement, with an automatic movement. And while it’s not quite as indestructible as the original, it should still do the job. Seiko 1978 Quartz Diver’s Re-Creation Limited Edition S23626 Spy tech suggestion: Buzzsaw bezel Released to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Seiko ’s – and, as a matter of fact, the world’s – first dip into professional quartz dive watches. This limited edition “Tuna” is about as tough as they come. Even coming with its own zirconia ceramic shroud to protect the wearer from any IMF Buzzsaw bezel mods. G-Shock GMW-B5000D-1 35th Anniversary Silver all Metal Masterpiece Spy tech suggestion: Spy computer This one is a no-brainer. The Casio G-Shock is already found on the wrists of soldiers and police the world over. The newest addition to the 5000 series sees the legendarily tough digital watch constructed in all stainless-steel for the very first time. With solar charging, Multi Band 6 automatic time setting and Bluetooth connectivity, it’s practically a spy computer for the wrist already. Rolex Deepsea D-blue Dial Spy tech suggestion: Scuba tank Given that we’ve grown accustomed to seeing these more in the hallways of offices than anywhere else, it’s easy to forget that Rolex make watches that can take more than a beating. And the Deepsea is the toughest of the tough. Good for 3900 metres under the sea, I could see a nicely concealed miniature scuba tank coming in handy at that depth. Panerai Luminor Base Logo 3 Days Acciaio PAM775 Spy tech suggestion: Remote detonator Panerai ’s description of the Luminor Base Logo says it all: “Strong, simple, and iconic”. The epitome of a tough tool watch, the PAM775 brings a chunky 44mm steel case, a clean and highly legible dial, and now the brand-new in-house P. 6000 manually wound movement. And that recognisable crown protector would make one cool remote detonator. Bell & Ross Diver Bronze Spy tech suggestion: Sonar While we’re far more used to seeing aviation-inspired designs from Bell & Ross, let’s not forget that the French brand also know their way around the water. And the super-tough square-case dive watch they released last year is now available in bronze. I think it has a very submarine-type feel and could see its patina’d case using a handy sonar device inside. Richard Mille Pablo Mac Donough Spy tech suggestion: Bulletproof shield Horses, hammers, and hard balls. Polo is a dangerous sport. That’s why when Richard Mille designed their latest with polo player Pablo Mac Donough in mind, they made sure it could withstand even the hardest of impacts. Equipped with a specially designed laminated sapphire crystal that may crack but never shatter, why not go one step further and make it completely bulletproof?