File:What's Next (2021) - Patek Philippe Nautilus 5726 scene.jpg

Summary

Description: Screencap from Drake's "What's Next" official music video (Scary Hours 2 EP), during the second verse, showing Drake inside a TTC subway car (Toronto), face clearly visible and identifiable, both arms raised. His right wrist (image-left) shows a round watch with a light-colored dial and dark case/bracelet emerging from under the cuff of his white shearling coat as the sleeve rides up — the moment Robb Report describes as the emerald Patek Philippe Nautilus 5726 "slipping out from under his sleeve." The subway car interior (grab handles, red rails, "Please stand clear of the doors" indicator) corroborates the described setting. Caveat: this is a compressed YouTube 1080p source and the gesture is fast, so there is mild motion blur on the watch itself — the case shape, round profile, dark case/bracelet, and light dial highlight are genuinely discernible, but fine details (individual emeralds, bracelet links, dial text) are not resolvable at this frame. This was the sharpest, best-lit frame found across a frame-by-frame review of the entire subway sequence (~85-99s) in which the watch is visible on his wrist. Two encoded black letterbox bars (130px top, 131px bottom, out of a 1920x1080 source frame) were cropped; no pillarboxing was present. Cropped result is 1920x819. Source URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EUVJaKJtBY Source publisher: Drake / OVO Sound, under exclusive license to Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc. (Vevo-distributed official music video) Retrieved: 2026-08-11 License or editorial purpose: Non-free screenshot used for identification/commentary on a specific, sourced watch appearance (editorial fair use), consistent with existing IMWDb scene-image practice. Modifications: Cropped to remove genuine encoded letterbox bars only (130px removed from top, 131px removed from bottom of the original 1920x1080 frame; no content cropped from the sides). No other modification. Frame extracted at approximately t=92.7s via yt-dlp + ffmpeg from the official YouTube upload. Related page: What's Next (2021)