Eddie Jemison wears an unidentified watch

Hands inside a machine, glasses pushed up his forehead, Livingston Dell does what he always does: makes the technology work so everyone else can look cool. Eddie Jemison plays the Ocean's crew's surveillance and electronics man in Steven Soderbergh's 2007 Ocean's Thirteen, the third film in the trilogy. This time the team is taking down Al Pacino's Willy Bank, a casino owner who double-crossed Elliott Gould's Reuben Tishkoff and put him in the hospital. Jemison's Dell is one of the less glamorous members of the crew — no tuxedos, no card tricks, just circuit boards and wire taps.

In the image, Jemison works on what appears to be electronic equipment on the casino floor, wearing a blue work shirt. A watch is visible on his left wrist, dark-cased and practical-looking. It hasn't been identified, but for a man who spends his days elbow-deep in wiring, anything flashy would just get in the way.