File:Rivals (2024) - Timex Gold Digital scene.jpg

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Description: Rivals (2024), Season 1 Episode 8. Danny Dyer as Freddie Jones leans on a stone garden balustrade beside Katherine Parkinson as Lizzie Vereker at an outdoor community fête/campaign event (bunting visible; the same setup used for the Omega Watch appearance already on this page). Freddie's hands are clasped near his chin; a square gold-cased digital watch with a gold bracelet and LCD-style display is clearly visible on his right wrist, case shape, bracelet links, and pale digital display all plainly discernible. This matches costume designer Ray Holman's description of Freddie's watch as "a gold Timex digital that displays his love of technology... but is cast in gold as a symbol of new money." His face is in the same frame directly above the wrist, confirming identity. Source URL: https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/rutshirechronicles/images/3/31/1x08-47.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20250820181957 Source publisher: Disney+/Hulu (original broadcaster); frame hosted in the numbered episode-screencap gallery on the Rutshire Chronicles Fandom wiki (file 1x08-47.jpg, Series 1 Episode 8). This is the identical source frame already used for the "Rivals (2024) - Omega Watch scene.jpg" delivery on this page (Lizzie's watch is visible on the left side of the same two-shot); reused here because it independently and clearly documents Freddie's watch as well. Retrieved: 2026-08-11 License or editorial purpose: Copyrighted TV still used for identification and commentary on the watch worn in the scene (editorial fair use). Modifications: Converted from WEBP to genuine JPEG bytes (the source CDN served WEBP-encoded data at a .jpg URL; MediaWiki keys the File record on the extension). Full native frame retained at 2289x1525 (3.49MP), no crop or resize. Checked top and bottom edges row-by-row for letterboxing (rows 0-25 mean ~213-215/std ~12-14, a bright overcast sky with real variance; rows 1495-1520 mean ~75-109/std ~26-49, a shadowed stone balustrade with real texture) — neither reads as a flat encoded black bar, so no crop was applied. Related page: Rivals (2024)