Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013)

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Police-precinct sitcom from Dan Goor and Michael Schur following the detectives of Brooklyn's fictional 99th Precinct, led by Andy Samberg's immature-but-brilliant Jake Peralta and Andre Braugher's imperturbable Captain Raymond Holt. It premiered on Fox in 2013 and moved to NBC for its final three of eight seasons, ending in 2021. (IMDb)

Watches

Cartier Tank Francaise

Worn by Melissa Fumero as Amy Santiago. Santiago's everyday watch is a small steel piece on an integrated link bracelet, identified by the spotting record as the Tank Française, Cartier's 1996 bracelet-integrated evolution of the Tank, worn here in its small steel quartz execution. The identification is likely rather than confirmed: the frame resolves the bracelet's chain-link architecture and the compact case, but not the dial, and no reference is resolvable. For the precinct's most exacting detective, a binder-keeper who plans her career in five-year increments, the most disciplined of Cartier's Tanks is a costume choice that reads as characterization. (WatchReel)

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Luminox Navy SEAL Steel Colormark 3152

Worn by Terry Crews as Terry Jeffords. Jeffords wears the steel-bracelet Navy SEAL through the series: the black Colormark dial, white numerals and one-way dive bezel are legible on his wrist, and collector listings name the 3152 as his Brooklyn Nine-Nine watch. Its tritium gas-tube illumination glows continuously for around 25 years with no charging or button press, a spec written for Navy SEAL night operations, worn by the squad's most physically imposing and most fastidiously squared-away sergeant. The 3152 trades the line's standard rubber strap for a brushed steel bracelet, which is exactly the version a man who logs his macros and irons his polos would pick. (WatchUSeek)

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Movado Circa 0606569

Worn by Andre Braugher as Captain Raymond Holt. Holt's watch is a slim round pale-dial piece on a dark leather strap, identified by the spotting record as the Movado Circa 0606569, a 7.3mm-thin 40mm steel dress watch whose white dial carries Arabic numerals only at 12, 9 and 6, with a lone date window at 3. The identification is probable rather than confirmed: the watch is small in frame and its dial text is not legible, so the record rests on the visible slim case, pale dial and black strap. A dial that says only what is necessary and nothing more is a fair horological portrait of the captain. (Brooklyn Nine-Nine Wiki)

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Timex Easy Reader

Worn by Joe Lo Truglio as Charles Boyle. Boyle wears a white-dial watch in a polished case on a dark brown leather strap, identified by the spotting record as the Timex Easy Reader, the legibility-first design Timex has kept in the line since 1977, built around a full set of plain Arabic numerals. The frame supports the model but not an exact reference: the dial layout is consistent with the Easy Reader, and individual numerals are not resolvable on screen. Simple, dependable and unfashionably sincere, it suits Boyle as well as anything in his bolo-adjacent wardrobe. (WatchReel)

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Victorinox Swiss Army Infantry Vintage Chronograph 241287

Worn by Andy Samberg as Jake Peralta. Peralta's chronograph is clearly visible in early-season material: an olive-green dial with cream Arabic numerals, twin pushers and a brown leather strap, matching the Infantry Vintage Chronograph 241287, the telemeter-equipped quartz chronograph from the retro-military line Victorinox introduced in 2008, its olive dial color borrowed from U.S. Army trucks of the Second World War. The telemeter text itself is not legible on screen, but the dial color, numeral style and strap are the features that distinguish the 241287 from its black- and silver-dial siblings. A field chronograph that shrugs off abuse is a sound choice for a detective whose cases so often end in a foot chase. (Watch Hunter)

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