Gerard Depardieu wears a Cartier Panthère de Cartier

Jean-Marie Poiré's Les Anges gardiens (1995) casts Gérard Depardieu and Christian Clavier as a small-time crook and a priest forced to swap lives by a mix-up. Depardieu plays the crook, Carco, along with other roles including one called La Bonne Conscience, moving between menace and slapstick across the film's farcical plot.

A watch-spotting site identifies the watch on Depardieu's wrist as a yellow-gold Cartier Panthère. Cartier launched the Panthère in 1983, with a distinctive chain-link bracelet and a flat, squared case, a more ornamental piece than a tool watch. The watch is not clearly visible in the available stills, so the identification stays tentative.