File:Confessions, Pt. II (2004) - Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar scene.jpg

Summary

Description: Frame at approx. 0:03 in Usher's official "Confessions, Pt. II" music video (2004), from the opening recording-studio sequence (him jotting in a notebook with a wired earpiece in, immediately before the video cuts to him leaving the building and getting into a car) that the page's notes describe as the "phone-message-and-car sequence." Medium shot: his right wrist, holding the edge of the notebook, is in frame at bottom right, wearing a round, yellow-gold-cased watch with a visibly textured/openworked (skeletonized) dial, consistent with the yellow-gold Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar the page's notes cite from Robb Report. His face is turned down and largely shadowed by his cap in this specific frame, but identity is established by unbroken scene/wardrobe continuity: this is the same static camera setup, same studio wall/pop-filter, same notebook, same white-and-navy track jacket and gold rope chain as the face-clearly-visible frames seconds later in the same continuous shot (~0:08-0:09, e.g. the frame at 8.25s), where he looks up and his face is plainly recognizable. Caveat: this is a fairly low native-resolution source (the official YouTube upload tops out at 640x480 for this 2004-era video), so at full zoom the watch reads as pixelated; the round gold case and the light/dark textured dial pattern are genuinely discernible, but fine dial details (subdials, "AP" branding, exact bezel screws) are not legible at this resolution. Source URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Sy19X0xxrM Source publisher: Usher (official YouTube channel) 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: Resize only (2x upscale via Lanczos from the native 640x480 source frame to 1280x960 for legibility; no crop, no color grading, no denoising/blending of frames). Related page: Confessions, Pt. II (2004)