Eduardo Noriega wears a Tissot PR 100

Cesar has everything young men are supposed to want. He's handsome, wealthy, and surrounded by women who find him irresistible. Then Alejandro Amenabar takes it all away. Open Your Eyes (1997) is a Spanish psychological thriller that starts as a jealous ex-girlfriend's revenge and spirals into something much stranger, a story about disfigurement, identity, and the line between waking life and dreams. Eduardo Noriega plays Cesar opposite Penelope Cruz as Sofia, and the film's structure keeps folding back on itself until you're no longer sure what's real.

Noriega wears a Tissot PR 100, a clean, mid-range Swiss watch that fits the character's early-film persona. The PR stands for "Precise and Robust," and Tissot has produced the line since the 1980s as an affordable entry point into Swiss watchmaking. On Cesar before his accident, the PR 100 reads as the watch of a young man who has money but doesn't obsess over luxury. It's stylish without trying too hard. After the accident disfigures his face and his reality begins to unravel, the watch persists as one of the fixed objects in a world where almost nothing else can be trusted.