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Crazy Rich Asians (2018)

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This is the 2018 film. For the 2013 novel, see Crazy Rich Asians (2013).
Crazy Rich Asians

This contemporary romantic comedy based on a global bestseller follows native New Yorker Rachel Chu to Singapore to meet her boyfriend's family. (IMDb)

Watches

Omega Seamaster De Ville
Worn by Henry Golding as Nick Young. The watch on Nick Young's wrist is Henry Golding's own rather than a props-department pick. Walking GQ through his personal collection, Golding named the vintage Omega Seamaster De Ville as the piece he wore in the film, alongside his Cartier and Tudor watches. A slim mid-century dress Omega is a quiet choice for a character whose money is inherited and never announced. (GQ, "Collected": Henry Golding Shows Off His Watch Collection) Montres de Luxe independently identifies the watch as a yellow-gold Omega Seamaster De Ville. (Montres de Luxe)
Rolex Daytona 6263 Paul Newman
Worn by Pierre Png as Michael Teo. Astrid buys her husband a "Paul Newman" Daytona after he has spent the film resenting her family's money, and the exchange is the closest the story comes to naming its own subject. The watch is a real one and it was borrowed for a single scene: novelist Kevin Kwan asked dealer Eric Wind to find one, Wind reached Eric Ku, and a Singapore collector's steel reference 6263, an "Oyster Newman" then worth around half a million dollars, was flown in for the shoot under insurance arranged by the property master and returned three days later. Png has said holding it was a highlight of the job. (Wind Vintage; Time+Tide)
Richard Mille RM 051 Tourbillon Phoenix Michelle Yeoh
Worn by Michelle Yeoh as Eleanor Young. Sources disagree on the exact Richard Mille Eleanor Young wears. thewatchblog.net flatly identifies a diamond-set RM 051 Tourbillon Phoenix, the reference Richard Mille co-designed with and named for Yeoh, a longtime brand ambassador, as an 18-piece limited edition in 2011; its diamond phoenix motif is documented on Richard Mille's own historical-models page independent of the film. Montres de Luxe instead names the simpler RM 07-01 sports automatic, citing Yeoh's status as a Richard Mille "friend of the brand" while noting her design collaboration on the RM 051 by way of background. Both accounts agree the piece is genuinely Yeoh's own horological connection to the brand rather than an arbitrary prop pick; neither has settled which specific reference appears on screen. (thewatchblog.net; Richard Mille; Montres de Luxe)
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