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File:The Mechanic (1972) - Heuer Autavia 2446C scene.jpg

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Description: The Mechanic (1972). Charles Bronson as Arthur Bishop reaches up into an open kitchen cabinet with his left arm; his left wrist, worn under a rolled-up light-blue shirt cuff, shows a stainless chronograph with a blue-and-red two-tone bezel and light-colored dial sub-registers, consistent with BAMF Style's identification of a Heuer Autavia GMT chronograph, ref. 2446C. The watch is worn and clearly visible on-wrist; face and bezel colors are legible though the frame is a medium-distance domestic scene shot, not a macro insert. Source URL: https://bamfstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Mechanic72-1-CX-Watch.jpg Source publisher: United Artists Retrieved: 2026-08-10 License or editorial purpose: Copyrighted film/TV still used for identification and commentary on the watch worn in the scene (editorial fair use). Modifications: None. Downloaded at native resolution (1280x690) from BAMF Style's WordPress media library; no crop, resize, or format conversion applied. Related page: The Mechanic (1972)

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current06:24, 11 August 2026Thumbnail for version as of 06:24, 11 August 20261,280 × 690 (130 KB)Maintenance script (talk | contribs)== Summary == Description: The Mechanic (1972). Charles Bronson as Arthur Bishop reaches up into an open kitchen cabinet with his left arm; his left wrist, worn under a rolled-up light-blue shirt cuff, shows a stainless chronograph with a blue-and-red two-tone bezel and light-colored dial sub-registers, consistent with BAMF Style's identification of a Heuer Autavia GMT chronograph, ref. 2446C. The watch is worn and clearly visible on-wrist; face and bezel colors are legible though the frame i...

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