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File:UFO (1970) - Certina Certiday scene.jpg

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UFO_(1970)_-_Certina_Certiday_scene.jpg (750 × 503 pixels, file size: 90 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg)

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Description: Production still of Ed Bishop as Commander Ed Straker in Gerry Anderson's UFO (1970), seated against a black bench seat and pale green wall, wearing the tan-over-navy SHADO staff uniform, one hand raised to his face. His Certina Certiday UFO Automatic 5901 173 is clearly visible on his wrist: the light-coloured dial with applied baton markers and the cushion-shaped steel case are both resolved, matching the surviving watch's dial layout shown in the cited VintageCERTINAs reference photo. The exact episode is not identified on the source page. Source URL: http://www.vintagecertinas.ch/img/artikel/ufo/ufodd02g.jpg Source publisher: VintageCERTINAs (vintagecertinas.ch), credited on the source page as "Ed Bishop with his Certina Certiday (c) EpiX Media AG"; hosted on the article https://www.vintagecertinas.ch/en/the-ufo-watches/ that the page's notes= field already cites Retrieved: 2026-08-18 License or editorial purpose: Editorial use. Production still used to document a specific on-screen watch identification (the Certina Certiday UFO Automatic 5901 173 worn by Ed Bishop as Commander Straker) in a non-commercial film-and-watches reference wiki, consistent with the specialist archive's own use of the image to support the same identification this page already cites. Modifications: None. Delivered exactly as retrieved, 750x503, no crop, resize, or color adjustment. Related page: UFO (1970)

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current07:11, 19 August 2026Thumbnail for version as of 07:11, 19 August 2026750 × 503 (90 KB)Maintenance script (talk | contribs)== Summary == Description: Production still of Ed Bishop as Commander Ed Straker in Gerry Anderson's UFO (1970), seated against a black bench seat and pale green wall, wearing the tan-over-navy SHADO staff uniform, one hand raised to his face. His Certina Certiday UFO Automatic 5901 173 is clearly visible on his wrist: the light-coloured dial with applied baton markers and the cushion-shaped steel case are both resolved, matching the surviving watch's dial layout shown in the cited VintageCER...

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