Chris Pratt wears a Casio G-Shock

On a frozen lake in the Biosyn sanctuary, after a Quetzalcoatlus brings down Kayla Watts's plane, Owen Grady and Watts crouch on the ice with blades drawn, trying to get clear of a Pyroraptor. Grady's jacket sleeve covers his wrist. Pratt wore a Casio G-Shock in all three Jurassic World films, and Dominion is the one where nobody pinned the exact model.

The best call came four months before anyone saw the movie. In February 2022, G-Central, the G-Shock fan publication that has covered Pratt's wrist across the whole franchise, studied the trailer and a behind-the-scenes photo on Universal's site that showed a band "clearly a G-Shock." Its verdict: "We are unable to identify the exact model, but we are fairly certain it is a GA-700," the extra-large analog-digital Grady wore in Fallen Kingdom. The film opened that June, and the watch press never firmed the call up. Wrist Enthusiast's franchise roundup and Oracle of Time both worked through Dominion's wrists, Sam Neill's Bremont MBII and Jeff Goldblum's MAD Paris Rolex Milgauss, and neither offered a model for Grady's Casio.

The GA-700 call rests on continuity. In the first Jurassic World, Grady wore the digital GD-100-1B. In Fallen Kingdom, G-Central identified the extra-large GA-700-1B from the shape of the bezel and bands, worn military-style with the display on the inside of the wrist, and then spotted the GD-100-1B in another clip and concluded both watches made that film. The GA-700 itself joined the G-Shock line in 2016, an analog-digital model larger than the GA-100. By Dominion, Grady has left the park behind and lives with Claire Dearing in a Sierra Nevada cabin, raising Maisie Lockwood in secret and relocating stray dinosaurs. Nothing published since the trailer has moved the identification past fairly certain.