File:Rubicon (2010) - IWC Spitfire UTC scene.jpg

Summary

Description: James Badge Dale as Will Travers in Rubicon (2010), from AMC's official Season 1 "studio gallery" unit photography — a posed on-set/studio portrait (not a broadcast frame grab) showing Travers standing arms-crossed in front of his case-file corkboard, holding a rolled newspaper. A wristwatch with a black leather strap and steel case is visible on his left wrist at the crook of his crossed arms. The strap material and case shape are genuinely discernible at this resolution, but the dial is angled away from camera and its face/text is not legible in this frame, so this image corroborates rather than independently proves the page's existing IWC Spitfire UTC identification (sourced separately to Watch-ID, which used a heavily watermarked, composited crop of this same underlying studio photo spliced with a second promotional headshot — that composite was rejected as a delivery source per the composite-disqualification rule; this file is the clean, unwatermarked, non-composite original AMC frame instead, retrieved independently via the Wayback Machine). Face and identity are unambiguous: this is the same continuous photograph, not wardrobe continuity across separate frames. Source URL: http://web.archive.org/web/20210109203845/https://media.amc.com/photo-gallery/rubiconstudiogallery/will.jpg Source publisher: AMC Networks (official Rubicon Season 1 press/studio photo gallery, media.amc.com; archived copy via the Internet Archive Wayback Machine, as the original AMC gallery URL is no longer live) Retrieved: 2026-08-11 License or editorial purpose: Editorial identification commentary — official cast/character unit photography distributed by AMC Networks for press use, used here in low resolution for non-commercial identification commentary on a specific watch worn by an actor in character, consistent with editorial fair use. Modifications: None. Delivered at the archived original's native dimensions, 400x535, no crop/resize/format conversion. Verified byte-identical (SHA-1 match) against two independent Wayback captures of the same asset (2011 and 2021 crawls) and checked for letterbox/pillarbox banding by row/column pixel mean+std at all four edges — no near-uniform dark bars present (this is a studio photograph, not a video frame). Related page: Rubicon (2010)