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File:Boardwalk Empire (2010) - Elgin tonneau watch scene.jpg

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Description: Boardwalk Empire (2010), series finale "Eldorado" (Episode 5.08). Stephen Graham as Al Capone, seated in a car interior, holds up a gold compact mirror to examine the scar makeup on his face before his final public appearance. His wrist (raised to hold the compact) shows the vintage Elgin wristwatch with its silver scroll-etched tonneau case and dark strap peeking out from his cream suit cuff; the watch is worn, not merely held or laid out. Source URL: https://i0.wp.com/bamfstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/BECaponeFinal-CL-Tie.jpg?fit=3360%2C1886&ssl=1 Source publisher: HBO Retrieved: 2026-08-09 License or editorial purpose: Copyrighted film/TV still used for identification and commentary on the watch worn in the scene (editorial fair use). Modifications: None. Delivered at the original resolution served by BAMF Style (3360x1886, ~6.3MP, under the 12.5MP thumbnail limit); no crop, resize, or format conversion. Related page: Boardwalk Empire (2010)

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current06:34, 10 August 2026Thumbnail for version as of 06:34, 10 August 20263,360 × 1,886 (622 KB)Maintenance script (talk | contribs)== Summary == Description: Boardwalk Empire (2010), series finale "Eldorado" (Episode 5.08). Stephen Graham as Al Capone, seated in a car interior, holds up a gold compact mirror to examine the scar makeup on his face before his final public appearance. His wrist (raised to hold the compact) shows the vintage Elgin wristwatch with its silver scroll-etched tonneau case and dark strap peeking out from his cream suit cuff; the watch is worn, not merely held or laid out. Source URL: https://i0.wp...

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