Hiram A. Murray wears an unidentified watch

Stepping out of a blacked-out SUV in a tactical vest marked Talos, the operative Jackson keeps one hand near his slung rifle with a dark watch on his wrist. Hiram A. Murray plays Jackson in The Terminal List, the 2022 Amazon series in which a Navy SEAL named James Reece, played by Chris Pratt, hunts the people who set up his platoon to die and then came for his family.

Jackson works for Talos, the private-security outfit that keeps turning up as muscle inside the conspiracy Reece is unraveling, the kind of corporate paramilitary the show uses to blur the line between soldiers and hired guns. The watch is a black tactical piece, the standard kit of men who carry rifles for a living, but nothing on it resolves into a brand, so it stays unidentified.

It is a working watch on a working shooter, in a series where nearly everyone is some version of a soldier and the only real question is who is paying. Jackson is one of the bodies standing between Reece and the men he is hunting, a face in a security detail in a show built on how easily that detail gets turned.