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In the 21st century, [[Edmund Burton]] kept the watch safely behind a glass display case in his castle. When he broke into [[10 Downing St.]] to arrange a meeting with the [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister]], he brought the watch with him to provide backup, and used it to intimidate several security agents into leaving. {{storylink|Transformers: The Last Knight (film)|The Last Knight}} | In the 21st century, [[Edmund Burton]] kept the watch safely behind a glass display case in his castle. When he broke into [[10 Downing St.]] to arrange a meeting with the [[Prime Minister of the United Kingdom|Prime Minister]], he brought the watch with him to provide backup, and used it to intimidate several security agents into leaving. {{storylink|Transformers: The Last Knight (film)|The Last Knight}} | ||
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- The watch that killed Hitler is a Transformer of unknown allegiance from The Last Knight portion of the live-action film series continuity family.
The watch that killed Hitler excels in using its ornate disguise to get close to unsuspecting targets of interest, then deploying its lethal robot mode when its victims least expect it. Little is known about its previous (and surely storied) exploits, but the Order of the Witwiccans used it on one memorable occasion to eliminate a certain Adolf Hitler.
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The Last Knight film
In the 21st century, Edmund Burton kept the watch safely behind a glass display case in his castle. When he broke into 10 Downing St. to arrange a meeting with the Prime Minister, he brought the watch with him to provide backup, and used it to intimidate several security agents into leaving. The Last Knight
