Meg 2: The Trench (2023)

Meg 2: The Trench

A research team's journey into the depths of the ocean turns into chaos when a mining operation forces them into a battle for survival, facing off against Megalodons and relentless environmental marauders. (IMDb)

Watches

CWC 1980 Royal Navy Divers

Worn by Jason Statham as Jonas Taylor. Jonas Taylor dives the trench wearing CWC's 1980 Royal Navy Diver reissue, the automatic heritage model on its issue grey military strap. CWC marked the film on its own newsroom, calling the watch a symbol of ruggedness that adds authenticity to the character. The original was the Royal Navy's replacement for the Rolex MilSub, which makes it an unusually literal choice for a rescue diver rather than a luxury flex. (CWC)

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Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean

Worn by Wu Jing as Jiuming. Jiuming wears the grade 5 titanium execution of the Planet Ocean 600M: a 43.5 mm titanium case, a sand-blasted titanium dial, a grey silicon nitride ceramic bezel with orange rubber and a Liquidmetal diving scale, and a grey structured rubber strap whose orange lining wraps both edges under an inset line of orange stitching (Omega). That strap is the part the film's imagery resolves, legible in Warner Bros.' unit photography, while the trailer's helicopter shot shows the pale grey dial that goes with it. Nothing on screen reaches the dial printing, the bezel scale or a brand mark, so the model is secure while reference 215.92.44.21.99.001 is the execution that fits rather than one read off the frame; Watch-ID reports the same reference with a hedge (Watch ID). Montres de Luxe independently names the watch as a Planet Ocean 600M Co-Axial Master with a grey dial and a grey and orange bezel, consistent with the titanium execution. (Montres de Luxe)

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Hamilton Khaki Navy Scuba Auto H82315331

Worn by Cliff Curtis as Mac. Hamilton's product page for the 40 mm Khaki Navy Scuba Auto H82315331 credits the watch to Mac, played by Cliff Curtis: a steel sports automatic with a black dial and a black and blue bezel on black rubber, worn by Jonas Taylor's old colleague while Taylor himself dives in a CWC. The reference is the one Hamilton states on that page; it is not read from a frame. (Hamilton; archived 2025)

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