Mr Robot (2015)
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Sam Esmail's USA Network thriller follows Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek), a socially withdrawn cybersecurity engineer with dissociative and depressive symptoms, recruited by the anarchist hacker Mr. Robot into fsociety, an underground group determined to erase the debt records held by the world's largest conglomerate, E Corp. Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Martin Wallström, and Stephanie Corneliussen co-star. (IMDb)
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- Audemars Piguet Royal Oak
- Worn by Martin Wallström as Tyrell Wellick. E Corp's ambitious senior vice president Tyrell Wellick wears a steel Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, visible in a prominent close-up in the season 1 premiere. Montres de Luxe names only the model, with no reference; a Reddit watch-identification thread points to a modern time-and-date execution such as the 15300 on account of its white datewheel, but that reading is an uncorroborated forum guess rather than a settled identification. (Montres de Luxe; Reddit)
- Rolex Oyster Perpetual
- Worn by Stephanie Corneliussen as Joanna Wellick. Tyrell's wife Joanna Wellick, who steers her husband's ambitions from behind the scenes across the show's first three seasons, wears a steel Rolex Oyster Perpetual. Montres de Luxe names only the model, with no reference or case size. (Montres de Luxe)
- Patek Philippe (unidentified model)
- Worn by Brian Stokes Mitchell as Scott Knowles. In season 1, episode 5, "eps1.5_br4ve-trave1er.asf", Tyrell Wellick asks E Corp's technology chief Scott Knowles "Is that a Vacheron?" and Knowles answers "Patek Philippe Tourbillon", then taunts him by offering the watch. The watch sits at the edge of the frame on his left wrist, a round gold-toned case on a dark strap that the capture does not resolve further, so the brand rests on the dialogue and the model is not known. Klocksnack's snoozarn captured the exchange in July 2015, and a Reddit reading quoted there casts the scene as a power play across the three brands collectors rank together, with Tyrell's Royal Oak as the pretender and Knowles's Patek as the incumbent. (Klocksnack; Klocksnack)