File:Oppenheimer (2023) - Lady Hamilton A-2 scene.jpg
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Description: Still from Oppenheimer (2023) showing Emily Blunt as Kitty Oppenheimer standing between clotheslines at Los Alamos at dusk, with the small Lady Hamilton A-2 visible on her right wrist: a compact white-dial watch on a slim link bracelet. The frame documents the wearer and the watch's scale and bracelet; the model-level identification rests on Hamilton's production documentation rather than on frame legibility. Source URL: https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/685baffadee5534951ce0947/6a0b5aae04890ff61f862990_Oppenheimer%207.webp Source publisher: Universal Pictures (rights holder); copy captured from the WatchReel entry https://watchreel.watch/watches/hamilton-oppenheimer-kitty-oppenheimer Retrieved: 2026-07-17 License or editorial purpose: Fair-use identification and commentary on the watch appearance. Modifications: Format conversion WEBP to JPEG only. The source copy is a 971x971 square crop of the wider original composition (crop pre-existing in the source copy, not made here); no upscaling, sharpening, reconstruction, or watermark removal. Related page: Oppenheimer (2023)
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| current | 16:58, 17 July 2026 | 971 × 971 (125 KB) | Maintenance script (talk | contribs) | == Summary == Description: Still from ''Oppenheimer'' (2023) showing Emily Blunt as Kitty Oppenheimer standing between clotheslines at Los Alamos at dusk, with the small Lady Hamilton A-2 visible on her right wrist: a compact white-dial watch on a slim link bracelet. The frame documents the wearer and the watch's scale and bracelet; the model-level identification rests on Hamilton's production documentation rather than on frame legibility. Source URL: https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/685baf... |
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