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Saltburn (2023)

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Saltburn

Emerald Fennell's psychological drama follows Oliver Quick, a scholarship student at Oxford who becomes fixated on his charismatic aristocratic classmate Felix Catton and is invited to spend a summer at the family's sprawling estate, Saltburn. (Wikipedia)

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Casio A163WA-1QES
Worn by Barry Keoghan as Oliver Quick. Oliver's chrome-and-steel digital Casio is the one un-inherited object he carries into a house of old-money silver, a quiet class tell threaded through the film. Watch spotters read the reference as the A163WA-1Q, and a screen-used example later reached auction. (G-Central) Oliver lies sideways on the sun lounger with his watch hand near his face. The small silver digital case and metal bracelet remain visible against his bare forearm. This garden scene makes the wearing choice easy to locate, with the blue-edged display distinguishing it from a plain analogue dress watch. (scene image)
Rolex Bubbleback
Worn by Jacob Elordi as Felix Catton. Prop master Phil Smith told British GQ that, after moodboards and a hunt through vintage stores and auction sites, Felix's watch became a 1950s yellow-gold Rolex Bubbleback reference 6084 on a tan leather strap that was Jacob Elordi's own, put forward by the actor for the character: small at 34 mm and gold when most people of the period wore steel, a watch that "probably doesn't keep the best time", which Smith and Emerald Fennell imagined as a family heirloom Felix had grabbed from his father's dressing room. The reference comes from the prop master's account, not from a frame. (British GQ)
Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso
Worn by Barry Keoghan as Oliver Quick. Prop master Phil Smith told British GQ that once Oliver has "wrought surgical destruction" on the Cattons his £30 Casio gives way to a bi-metal Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso, chosen after long discussion with Emerald Fennell over whether he would buy or take his upgrade from the house, and for the reversible case's "little secret": a plain time-only watch with a hidden underside, like Oliver. No reference, size or scene is named beyond its following the Casio in the film's closing stretch. (British GQ)
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