Superman (2025)
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James Gunn's reboot that launches the DC Universe. Superman faces a public turned against him after a unilateral intervention abroad, while billionaire Lex Luthor engineers his downfall and the Daily Planet newsroom (Lois Lane, Perry White, and Jimmy Olsen) digs for the truth. Released July 11, 2025. (IMDb)
Watches
- Omega (unidentified model)
- Worn by David Corenswet as Clark Kent. In the Kent farmhouse scenes Clark wears a small round vintage piece with his shirtsleeves rolled (pale gilt dial, slim polished case, dark leather strap), as grounded a choice as the character's off-duty wardrobe. The spotting record reads it as a vintage Omega, but no dial signature is legible in the frames, which leaves the brand probable and no model or reference identifiable. (WatchReel)
- Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso
- Worn by Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor. Hoult, a Jaeger-LeCoultre ambassador, asked the brand to outfit his Luthor and chose a rose-gold Reverso Duoface for the scene in which the villain wears a dinner jacket, reasoning that a man who wants the best of everything would gravitate to the manufacture's artistry and construction. (Esquire Singapore) The watch is not legible enough on screen to resolve which Duoface execution he wore.Scene image neededSubmit a scene still!
- Hamilton Boulton
- Worn by Wendell Pierce as Perry White. The Daily Planet's editor-in-chief wears Hamilton's American Classic Boulton, the 27 x 32 mm quartz revival of the rectangular dress watch the brand first sold in 1941, period style on the wrist of a newsroom lifer. Hamilton lists the placement among its screen credits, filed under the film's working title Superman: Legacy. (Hamilton)
- Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical H69439531
- Worn by Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen. Olsen works his Daily Planet desk with the 38 mm hand-wound Khaki Field Mechanical on a leather-lined strap, a field watch under $700, better suited to a young photographer than anything flashier in the building. Hamilton confirms the exact reference among its screen credits, filed under the film's working title Superman: Legacy. (Hamilton)
- Timex Cavatina
- Worn by Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane. Timex's own press release for its Superman partnership states that "Lois Lane is seen wearing the Timex Cavatina throughout the movie," calling the choice a deliberate character detail director James Gunn oversaw personally rather than a tie-in prop. (PR Newswire) No specific Cavatina reference or case size is named.Scene image neededSubmit a scene still!
- Hamilton Jazzmaster Open Heart H32675540
- Worn by Terence Rosemore as Otis Berg. Hamilton's product page for the 40 mm Jazzmaster Open Heart Auto H32675540 credits the watch to Otis, played by Terence Rosemore: Lex Luthor's henchman Otis Berg wears the blue smoked dial opened over the balance, on a leather strap, the third Hamilton in the film after Perry White's Boulton and Jimmy Olsen's Khaki Field. Hamilton files the credit under the working title Superman: Legacy; the same page credits the reference to Colin Firth in Disclosure Day. (Hamilton; archived 2026)Scene image neededSubmit a scene still!
- Timex Superman Marlin Jet Automatic
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Timex released this automatic watch in partnership with director James Gunn, limited to 1,000 numbered pieces, setting a debossed Superman S-Shield into a blue Marlin Jet dial with an exhibition case back etched with Gunn's own signature. (Timex)
- Fossil Superman S-Shield Watch Set
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Fossil released this quartz watch set with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products and DC Studios ahead of the film's release, its silver-tone case and bracelet paired with a fractured dial embossed with the Superman S-shield over a Fortress of Solitude-inspired texture. (Inquirer)
- Fossil Superman Metropolis Watch Set
- Official product partnership, not an in-work appearance. Fossil released this quartz watch set alongside the S-Shield Watch Set, its two-tone case on a navy leather strap paired with a dial etched with the Metropolis skyline, a flying Superman figure, and the Daily Planet globe. (Inquirer)