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File:Fuze (2025) - Casio W-217HM-7BV scene.jpg

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Description: Frame from the official Fuze (2025) theatrical trailer showing the identical moment previously used on the page: Theo James's character Karalis kneeling in sand, working a wired device (fuse/detonator-style prop) with both hands. His right hand rests in the foreground wearing the Casio W-217HM-7BV (white/silver resin case, black resin strap, negative-display digital dial) clearly visible on the wrist; case shape, color, strap, and even the LCD segment pattern are legible. Hand positions, the gray/black broken rock shard at lower left, the blue and orange/tan wire pair with red heat-shrink band, and the black zip-tie/strap draped from the top edge all match the previously used watch-id.com-sourced frame exactly, confirming this is the same shot/moment in the film. This supersedes that frame with a full, uncropped, unwatermarked trailer frame at native trailer resolution instead of a third-party site's already-cropped composite panel. Source URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiw0dYdl_Is (official trailer "FUZE | In UK Cinemas April 3 | Starring Theo James, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Gugu Mbatha-Raw", published by the Sky TV YouTube channel, 2026-02-05; frame at approximately 1:20 / 79.9s of the 83-second trailer) Source publisher: Sky TV (Sky's official YouTube channel, @SkyTV) -- Fuze is a Sky Cinema/StudioCanal UK release; the trailer's closing card credits Anton, Sigma Films, and Sky, and reads "(c) 2025 Fuze Movie Limited." Retrieved: 2026-08-15 License or editorial purpose: Editorial use -- identification/commentary on a watch worn by an actor in a specific film, frame extracted from the film's own official theatrical trailer. Modifications: Trailer video downloaded with yt-dlp (best available video+audio, format 137+140, native 1920x1080 H.264). Frame extracted at 79.875s with ffmpeg. The trailer is letterboxed at this timestamp (cropdetect confirmed matte at y=140, height 800, full 1920 width, no pillarboxing); cropped 1920x1080 to 1920x800 to remove only the encoded black letterbox bars, per the scene-cropping rule -- no side crop, no zoom, no crop toward the watch. Converted to JPEG (quality 2/high). No upscaling, sharpening, denoising, or other alteration. Final resolution 1920x800 (1.54 MP), versus the previous file's 837x520 (0.44 MP) -- roughly 3.5x the pixel count and a materially wider field of view. Related page: Fuze (2025)

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current19:15, 15 August 2026Thumbnail for version as of 19:15, 15 August 20261,920 × 800 (94 KB)Maintenance script (talk | contribs)== Summary == Description: Frame from the official Fuze (2025) theatrical trailer showing the identical moment previously used on the page: Theo James's character Karalis kneeling in sand, working a wired device (fuse/detonator-style prop) with both hands. His right hand rests in the foreground wearing the Casio W-217HM-7BV (white/silver resin case, black resin strap, negative-display digital dial) clearly visible on the wrist; case shape, color, strap, and even the LCD segment pattern are le...
21:25, 11 August 2026Thumbnail for version as of 21:25, 11 August 2026837 × 520 (53 KB)Maintenance script (talk | contribs)== Summary == Description: Screencap/still from Fuze (2025) showing Theo James's character Karalis kneeling in sand, working on a wired device (fuse/detonator-style prop) with both hands. His right hand rests in the foreground wearing the Casio W-217HM-7BV (white/silver resin case, black resin strap, negative-display digital dial) clearly visible on the wrist; case shape, color, and strap are all personally discernible, though the dial text itself is not sharp. The actor's face is not in this...

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