Humphrey Bogart wears an unidentified watch

In 1936, Humphrey Bogart was still six years away from Casablanca and stuck in the contract system at Warner Bros., taking whatever roles the studio assigned. Two Against the World is a B-picture remake of Five Star Final (1931), with Bogart playing Sherry Scott, a radio station manager whose boss decides to rake up an old murder case for ratings. The film runs barely an hour and exists mostly as filler in Bogart's pre-stardom filmography, but he is already doing the thing that would make him famous — playing a man with a conscience who is compromised by the system he works in.

A watch is visible on Bogart's wrist in a scene where he sits at a table with a cigarette. It appears to be a small round dress watch on a dark strap, typical of the mid-1930s, but the black-and-white image makes identification impossible.