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The Movies link category shows you in which movies you can see a Rolex wristwatch. I think Ed Heliosz started this hype - of link listing watches used in movies - in 1998, and it became the sub-hobby of many link of us watch nuts (including Jake's ).

It wasn't until the next day during link shooting that anyone noticed something was amiss. "I was link looking at the monitor and I was like, 'That's not the watch. It link looks weird,'" Joost says. "And I walked up to him and I was like, 'Can I see the watch for a second? And there was just no bezel. So we put out an all-crew bulletin."

On top of the technical prowess the movement is a looker and it's framed link through a display caseback. Again the link display back pushes the watch towards the dressy side of the spectrum but given the movement's good looks even purists might reconsider the notion link that a display back on a diver is a cardinal sin.