File:The Next Three Days (2010) - Nike Triax Speed 50 scene.jpg

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Description: Close-up film frame from The Next Three Days (2010) showing Russell Crowe (as John Brennan) setting the timer/chronograph on his Nike Triax Speed 50 Super Watch (black-and-grey WR0129-001), the same insert shot and "sets the watch's timer" action already cited in the page's existing

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notes. Bezel button labels are clearly legible at full resolution: "set / light" (top), "H2O 100m" (left), "60 LAP" (right, rotated), "view" (bottom-left), "start / lap" (bottom-right); "STOP" (bottom-center) is present but only faintly resolvable. The digital LCD readout shows a bold segmented digit with a faint "LAP 1"-style ghosted label near the top-right of the display, consistent with the timer being set. A hairy male forearm wearing the watch is visible on the right with fingers of the other hand adjusting it on the left, in a single continuous shot. Honest limitation: the Nike swoosh logo, prominently lit and legible earlier in this same continuous camera take, is not distinctly lit at this exact instant, it is present as an unlit/shadowed shape in the same bezel position, not confidently readable as a swoosh in this specific frame. No watermark of any kind is present anywhere in the frame; the prior file carried a semi-transparent WATCH-ID.COM watermark band across the middle of the frame that this replacement removes entirely.

Source URL: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9ia4ou (Dailymotion mirror, byte-for-byte matching shot structure/edit/soundtrack of "The Next Three Days (2010) Trailer #1 | Movieclips Classic Trailers", originally https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4z8XM6oTm8); frame extracted at approximately 1:51 (111.1s) of the 154.8s trailer Source publisher: Movieclips Classic Trailers (trailer archival re-upload of the official theatrical trailer); original theatrical distributor and rights holder Lionsgate Retrieved: 2026-08-15 License or editorial purpose: Non-commercial editorial/critical commentary use of a single frame from the film's official theatrical trailer to identify and document an on-screen product placement; fair-use excerpt from official marketing material for the film. Modifications: Downloaded trailer via yt-dlp (1920x1080 HLS stream) because YouTube's PO-token gating blocked direct 1080p retrieval of the original upload; verified the Dailymotion copy was shot-for-shot identical to the YouTube upload before use. Extracted a single frame at 111.1s with ffmpeg (no re-encoding beyond the source's own compression). Cropped only the encoded top and bottom letterbox bars (removed rows 0-130 and 949-1079 of the 1920x1080 source, leaving 1920x818, native ~2.34:1 scope ratio); no crop to the sides, no zoom on the watch, no upscaling, sharpening, or watermark removal. Converted to JPEG (quality 95). Related page: The Next Three Days (2010)