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File:Heaven Can Wait (1978) - Hamilton Pulsar P2 scene.jpg

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Description: Heaven Can Wait (1978). Warren Beatty as Joe Pendleton, wearing a gray zip hoodie, gestures with his right hand while talking to Buck Henry's character (seen from behind, in a dark suit) against the blank white void of the heavenly "waystation" set. The Hamilton Pulsar P2 digital watch is visible on Beatty's right wrist, its stainless steel bracelet and dark LED display clearly in frame. This corresponds to the scene where Joe tells his escort "Hey, my watch stopped! Look at that, keeps flashin' the same time." Source URL: https://i0.wp.com/bamfstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/HCW78Sweats-CX-Watch.jpg Source publisher: Paramount Pictures Retrieved: 2026-08-10 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 (downloaded as served, no crop or resize; original file is a JPEG, saved as JPEG). Related page: Heaven Can Wait (1978)

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current02:06, 11 August 2026Thumbnail for version as of 02:06, 11 August 20263,600 × 2,012 (616 KB)Maintenance script (talk | contribs)== Summary == Description: Heaven Can Wait (1978). Warren Beatty as Joe Pendleton, wearing a gray zip hoodie, gestures with his right hand while talking to Buck Henry's character (seen from behind, in a dark suit) against the blank white void of the heavenly "waystation" set. The Hamilton Pulsar P2 digital watch is visible on Beatty's right wrist, its stainless steel bracelet and dark LED display clearly in frame. This corresponds to the scene where Joe tells his escort "Hey, my watch stopped...

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