Jason Statham wears a Sangin Kinetic II

Levon Cade was a Royal Marines commando before he became a Chicago construction foreman. The watch on his wrist is a soldier's, not a foreman's.

The Sangin Kinetic II isn't the watch a movie like A Working Man (2025) usually carries. Big-budget action films generally get paid placement from a major brand, a Rolex Submariner, an Omega Seamaster, a TAG Heuer Carrera. Sangin Instruments is a microbrand out of San Diego, founded by a Marine Raider, and it doesn't write those checks. The reason a Sangin lands on Jason Statham's wrist anyway is that director David Ayer is a watch guy.

The Kinetic II is built like a tool. 43.5mm of 316L stainless steel, Swiss Ronda quartz with a second-time-zone hand, 12-hour bezel ratcheting through 120 clicks, 300 meters of water resistance, BGW9 lume on the markers.

When his boss's daughter is taken by Russian traffickers, Cade goes back to what he was trained for. The Sangin is the watch that job calls for.