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File:In the Lost Lands (2025) - Blancpain Villeret Carrousel scene.jpg

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Description: Close-up film still from In the Lost Lands (2025) showing the real Blancpain Villeret Carrousel Répétition Minutes Chronographe Flyback (case only, no strap fitted — matches production reporting that the prop was handled by hand rather than worn) resting on a rough, bone/skull-textured surface as an unidentified hand reaches toward it. The white skeleton dial with "BLANCPAIN" signature, Roman numerals, and visible carrousel/movement architecture through the dial cut-out are all clearly, personally discernible in the frame. This composition matches director Paul W.S. Anderson's own on-record description (Time and Tide, "Blancpain's most complicated watch appears in In the Lost Lands") of the film's climactic beat: "At the very end of the movie, there's an earth-tremor, and the watch has to slide off this pile of skulls and fall on the ground" — confirming this is a genuine scene shot rather than a product photo. Caveat: no face is in frame, so the reaching hand cannot be personally verified as belonging to either Milla Jovovich (Gray Alys) or Dave Bautista (Boyce); aBlogtoWatch's coverage states only that "Milla Jovovich and Dave Bautista's characters only handle the watch's head in their hands" across the film, without tying specific shots to a specific actor, consistent with the ambiguity already noted on this wiki page (per Hodinkee). Identity of the hand is left unassigned rather than guessed. Source URL: https://www.ablogtowatch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/In-The-Lost-Lands-Movie-Blancpain-Wristwatch-2.jpg Source publisher: aBlogtoWatch (hosted still; publicity/production photography credited to Vertical Entertainment per this wiki page's existing scene_credit — the same setup also appears, uncropped and without the cinema letterbox, on Hodinkee as "blancpain-in-the-lost-lands-hero.jpg") Retrieved: 2026-08-11 License or editorial purpose: Editorial use — single film-still frame used for identification/commentary of an on-screen prop watch on a watch-catalog wiki page; not a substitute for the work and not used for any commercial promotional purpose. Modifications: Cropped genuine encoded letterbox bars only. Verified row-by-row (mean/std) rather than as one averaged strip: rows 0-142 of the 2000x1125 original were near-zero mean/std (true black bar), transitioning sharply at row 143 (mean 8.9) into real scene content (mean ~32, std >20); the same pattern was confirmed at the bottom, with rows 982-1124 near-zero and content ending at row 981. Removed 143px from the top and 143px from the bottom (2000x1125 to 2000x839). No other edits; no resize/format conversion beyond JPEG re-save at quality 95. Related page: In the Lost Lands (2025)

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current01:13, 12 August 2026Thumbnail for version as of 01:13, 12 August 20262,000 × 839 (316 KB)Maintenance script (talk | contribs)== Summary == Description: Close-up film still from In the Lost Lands (2025) showing the real Blancpain Villeret Carrousel Répétition Minutes Chronographe Flyback (case only, no strap fitted — matches production reporting that the prop was handled by hand rather than worn) resting on a rough, bone/skull-textured surface as an unidentified hand reaches toward it. The white skeleton dial with "BLANCPAIN" signature, Roman numerals, and visible carrousel/movement architecture through the dial cut...

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