Jeremy Piven wears a Nixon 51-30 Chrono

The villain of Spy Kids: All the Time in the World wants to steal time itself. Jeremy Piven plays him in three guises in Robert Rodriguez's 2011 film: the clock-faced Timekeeper, a disguised crony named Tick Tock, and Danger D'Amo, the debonair OSS chief who turns out to be the man behind the whole scheme. As D'Amo, he wears an enormous wristwatch.

It is a Nixon 51-30 in gunmetal and black. Nixon, the California brand founded in 1998, named the model for its dimensions: a 51mm case rated to 30 atmospheres, an oversized analog chronograph that helped kick off the big-watch craze of the late 2000s. On the wrist of a man whose plan is built entirely around time, it is a lot of watch.

We know exactly which watch it was. After the film, the screen-worn 51-30 was offered for charity through Charitybuzz, listed plainly as the gunmetal and black Nixon 51-30 that Jeremy Piven wore in the movie. That listing is why this sighting is easy to pin down: not a watch that resembles the one on screen, but the one that was on screen.