File:Overdrive (2017) - TAG Heuer Monaco scene.jpg
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Description: Scene frame from Overdrive (2017): a macro insert shot of Scott Eastwood as Andrew Foster's TAG Heuer Monaco (square case, blue dial with white/red chronograph hands, twin white chronograph subdials, "MONACO" / "HEUER" dial branding, date window, black leather strap) as his two hands frame the watch at his left wrist. A sliver of brown leather jacket cuff is visible at the right edge of frame, matching the jacket already documented on this page as Foster's costume during the opening Bugatti-theft sequence; no other appearance or scene is cataloged for this watch on this page, and the black-strap Monaco with vintage "Heuer" buckle branding matches the currently-cited frame exactly. This is a tighter insert/cutaway shot than the current image: only the hands and watch are in frame, not Foster's face — it documents the watch and that it is worn, but not the wearer's face in the same shot. No letterbox or pillarbox bars: row-by-row check of the full 1920x802 frame shows only the outermost 1-2 pixel rows read nearly black (a compression/encode edge), with real image content (high mean, high std) starting immediately inside that edge. No watermark of any kind, first- or third-party, appears anywhere in the frame; all four corners were inspected individually at full resolution and are clean. Source URL: https://productplacementblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Tag-Heuer-Monaco-Watch-Used-by-Scott-Eastwood-in-Overdrive-3.jpg (posted with two companion frames in the article https://productplacementblog.com/movies/tag-heuer-monaco-watch-used-by-scott-eastwood-in-overdrive-2017/, published 2017-11-10; live at full resolution as of retrieval, confirmed independently via Wayback Machine capture https://web.archive.org/web/20200920183300/https://productplacementblog.com/movies/tag-heuer-monaco-watch-used-by-scott-eastwood-in-overdrive-2017/) Source publisher: Product Placement Blog (productplacementblog.com); underlying film footage rights-held by Paramount Pictures, the U.S. distributor already credited in this page's scene_credit field. Retrieved: 2026-08-15 License or editorial purpose: Editorial identification/commentary fair use — frame grab used to document and identify a specific watch worn on-screen by a named actor/character, the same basis as the current sourced claim already in the article's notes field. Modifications: None. Downloaded exactly as hosted at its full original WordPress media-library resolution (1920x802 — not a resized srcset derivative); not cropped, resized, or otherwise altered. Related page: Overdrive (2017)
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| current | 08:33, 15 August 2026 | 1,920 × 802 (281 KB) | Maintenance script (talk | contribs) | == Summary == Description: Scene frame from Overdrive (2017): a macro insert shot of Scott Eastwood as Andrew Foster's TAG Heuer Monaco (square case, blue dial with white/red chronograph hands, twin white chronograph subdials, "MONACO" / "HEUER" dial branding, date window, black leather strap) as his two hands frame the watch at his left wrist. A sliver of brown leather jacket cuff is visible at the right edge of frame, matching the jacket already documented on this page as Foster's costume d... | |
| 17:08, 11 August 2026 | 544 × 600 (118 KB) | Maintenance script (talk | contribs) | == Summary == Description: Scene frame from the opening Bugatti-theft sequence of Overdrive (2017), showing Scott Eastwood as Andrew Foster leaning on a stone ledge with his hands clasped, wearing the brown leather jacket and white t-shirt that are documented elsewhere as this character's costume in this film. His TAG Heuer Monaco (square case, blue dial, black leather strap) is visible on his left wrist in the main frame; the image also carries a picture-in-picture inset in the lower-left co... |
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