Pedro Pascal wears a TAG Heuer Monaco

The surviving Kingsman agents find Statesman by following a clue left in a whiskey bottle at their destroyed headquarters: the trail ends at a Kentucky distillery that is really the front for an American spy agency, one that codenames its agents after liquor. In Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017), Pedro Pascal plays Whiskey, the agency's field man, and a diner scene shows how Statesman dresses for work: cowboy hat, tailored suit, and a square TAG Heuer Monaco on a black leather strap, worn on the arm he drapes across the back of the booth.

The film splits its two agencies by their watches. Quill & Pad records that the British Kingsman agents wear the TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 smartwatch, while the American Statesman agents wear the Monaco Calibre 11, the square chronograph with its blue dial and its crown on the left side of the case, the model that sat on Steve McQueen's wrist in Le Mans. A watch column by the Tokyo retailer Commit pins Whiskey's reference as the CAW211P.FC6356 and notes that the other Statesman agents wear the same Monaco, likely the organization's standard issue.

Whiskey turns out to be the film's hidden villain. While the Golden Circle cartel holds millions of poisoned drug users hostage to force legalization, Whiskey works against the rescue from inside Statesman. When exposed, he gives his reason: he wants all drug users dead, because his pregnant wife had been killed during a robbery by two addicts. Eggsy and Harry fight him and force him into an industrial meat grinder.