Al Pacino wears an unidentified watch

By 2016, Al Pacino was deep in the part of his career where the films get smaller, the budgets get tighter, and the casts get stacked with actors doing favors. Misconduct pairs him with Anthony Hopkins, Josh Duhamel, and Julia Stiles in a legal thriller about a young lawyer taking on a corrupt pharmaceutical executive. Shintaro Shimosawa directed. The film went to VOD in most markets.

Pacino plays Charles Abrams, a senior law partner, and the role is essentially mentorship and gravitas: showing up, wearing a suit, lending credibility to a plot that needs it. His watch has not been identified. A senior law partner would wear something conservative and expensive, exactly the kind of watch that is hard to identify from a movie still because it looks like every other gold dress watch on the market.