Marlon Brando's 'Apocalypse Now' hand-engraved Rolex GMT-Master watch is going up for auction as part of Philips and Bacs & Russo's "Game Changers" auction, set to take place on December 10 in New ...

It is the 40th anniversary of “Apocalypse Now,” and a new director’s cut will hit theaters next month. Marlon Brando, far left, dining with Petra Brando Fischer and Russel Fischer in 1998.

Marlon Brando’s Rolex GMT-Master that he wore on the set of 1979’s Apocalypse Now sold to its current owner for nearly $2 million back in 2019. Now, the signed stainless-steel watch is ...

The Rolex Marlon Brando Wore in ‘Apocalypse Now’ Could Fetch $2.2 Million at Auction The legendary actor sported the GMT-Master on set in the Philippines before gifting it to his daughter.

The Academy Award winner's Rolex GMT Master Reference 1675, the timepiece he wore in Francis Ford Coppola's epic 1979 war film "Apocalypse Now," will be one of the top watches to be sold at ...

Academy Award winning actor, Marlon Brando, famously wore a Rolex GMT-Master watch in the iconic film Apocalypse Now. That watch is finally coming up for auction and is expected to fetch high six ...

Forty years after its release, Francis Ford Coppola’s 1979 flim “Apocalypse Now” is considered a classic. And now another classic, the Rolex GMT-Master worn by Marlon Brando in the Vietnam ...

Marlon Brando and Francis Ford Coppola had one of the rockiest on-set relationships documented in the annals of Hollywood gossip. Their feuds while filming 1979's "Apocalypse Now" became a ping ...

Marlon Brando, playing Kurtz in Apocalypse, was one such actor. Coppola said that while he met Akira Kurosawa and Federico Fellini, among a dozen other “geniuses” in his life, “Brando is in ...

Marlon Brando's Apocalypse Now watch is going up for auction. It is Philips (again, in association with Bacs and Russo) that will again drop the gavel on another memorable Rolex come the 10th of ...

"Marlon was every bit the powerful image projected for decades but the simple reality of his presence and common humanity were completely disarming," wrote Sheen, Brando's co-star in Apocalypse Now.