Gal Gadot wears an unidentified watch

Two years before Wonder Woman, Gal Gadot was finishing her run as Gisele Yashar, the former Mossad agent who had ridden with Dom's crew since Fast Five. Fast & Furious 6 (2013) is her exit. The crew takes a pardons-for-service deal to run down Owen Shaw's team in London, and in the climax aboard a moving Antonov An-124 cargo plane, Gisele seemingly dies saving Han's life. Years later the franchise would walk that death back, but in this film the loss is final.

Her watch went undocumented. The press that named the men's watches in the same film never mentioned hers, and the spotting communities have nothing either. One production still nearly does the job for them: Gisele bent forward beside Gina Carano's Riley, looking straight down at a wrist at the bottom of the frame, hers by every line of the pose, where a steel watch on a bracelet catches the light, pale dial, what looks like a small seconds register low on the face. The frame is not sharp enough to read a brand. It is the closest anyone has come to an identification, and it stops short.