War Dogs (2016)

War Dogs

Todd Phillips's crime comedy dramatizes the true story of Miami twenty-somethings David Packouz and Efraim Diveroli, who exploit an online federal-contracts system to become improbable international arms dealers. (Wikipedia)

Watches

Casio F108WH-1ACF

Worn by Miles Teller as David Packouz. Packouz, just entering the arms trade, wears the larger-cased Casio F108, the F-91W's bigger sibling, and a fitting $20 choice for a dealer not yet rich. Identified by watch spotters. (Watchreel)

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Rolex Submariner Date

Worn by Miles Teller as David Packouz. Montres de Luxe identifies a steel Rolex Submariner Date on Packouz's wrist elsewhere in the film, a markedly costlier piece than the $20 Casio F108 he wears early in the arms trade; the outlet does not narrow a reference. (Montres de Luxe)

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Cartier Tank Américaine

Worn by Jonah Hill as Efraim Diveroli. Montres de Luxe identifies Efraim's watch as a gold Cartier Tank Américaine on a gold bracelet; the outlet does not narrow a specific reference. (Montres de Luxe)

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Rolex Submariner

Worn by Jonah Hill as Efraim Diveroli. Montres de Luxe also identifies a steel Rolex Submariner worn by Efraim in other scenes of the film, alongside his gold Cartier Tank Américaine; the outlet does not narrow a specific reference. (Montres de Luxe) An earlier, standalone Montres de Luxe article on the same Submariner sighting reports the watch as "very noticeable" in the film. (Montres de Luxe)

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Omega Speedmaster (unidentified model)

Worn by Miles Teller as David Packouz. Montres de Luxe separately identifies an Omega Speedmaster on a steel bracelet on Packouz's wrist, appearing only briefly; the outlet notes that Teller wears an unidentifiable quartz digital watch, cataloged here as the Casio F108WH-1ACF, through most of the rest of the film. No Speedmaster sub-line or reference is given, and the Speedmaster family spans several distinct movements and case sizes, so this record deliberately carries no specific reference. (Montres de Luxe) The blog A Man & A Watch independently corroborates a Speedmaster once Packouz and Diveroli land their lucrative Beretta-deal payday, describing a blue dial with a single sub-register at six o'clock visible in a later apartment scene, but concludes the exact reference is unresolvable at that distance given how many Speedmaster variants share the layout. The same source's own read of Packouz's earlier watch is a Casio G-Shock B640WB-1AEF rather than the F108WH-1ACF cataloged here, a discrepancy this page has not been able to resolve either way. (A Man & A Watch, archived; the live site no longer resolves)

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