File:24K Magic (2016) - Rolex Day-Date scene.jpg

Summary

Description: Frame at 0:21 in Bruno Mars' official "24K Magic" music video (2016), during the pre-title-card intro montage as he exits a car/jet. Torso-and-hands close-up: his clasped hands and left wrist are in frame wearing a metal-bracelet watch with a fluted bezel and black dial on a three-piece-link (President-style) bracelet, consistent with the yellow-gold Rolex Day-Date the page's notes cite from Rolex Magazine and Rob's Rolex Chronicle. His face is not in this particular frame, but identity is established by wardrobe continuity: he is wearing the same distinctive multicolor Versace medallion-print shirt with black/white Greek-key cuff bands that he wears, face-visible, moments later in the same unbroken intro sequence (~0:50-0:55, riding in the black convertible through the Las Vegas strip, laughing at camera in the white "XXIV" cap and aviator sunglasses). Caveat: this specific shot carries a heavy, deliberate teal/cyan color grade native to the video's own stylized intro edit (his jacket, which reads warm red/orange/blue in neighboring frames, is rendered blue-teal here), so the watch's case reads silver/steel-toned in this frame rather than yellow gold — the color is a grading artifact of this shot, not evidence against the yellow-gold identification, which rests on the two independent text sources already cited on the page. Case, fluted bezel, black dial, and bracelet links are all genuinely discernible on zoom. Source URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UqyT8IEBkvY Source publisher: Bruno Mars (official YouTube channel, uploaded 2016-10-07) Retrieved: 2026-08-11 License or editorial purpose: Fair use — single frame captured for identification/commentary purposes on a non-commercial fan wiki cataloging watches worn in film, TV, and music videos; not a substitute for or reproduction of the work as a whole. Modifications: None (frame extracted directly from the source video at 1920x1080; no crop, resize, or color adjustment). Related page: 24K Magic (2016)