Jessica Alba wears an Oakley Holeshot

Robert Rodriguez's Spy Kids: All the Time in the World (2011) brings Jessica Alba into the franchise as Marissa Wilson, a retired secret agent pulled back into the field to stop a villain who can manipulate time. The whole series runs on spy-gadget wristwatches, the kind that shoot lasers and freeze clocks, so it is a small surprise that the most legible watch in the film is a real one, worn straight. In a confrontation with the Timekeeper, Marissa's wrist fills the frame and the watch resolves cleanly: an Oakley, the brand's elliptical O on a black dial inside a brushed-steel round case, a sport minute track around the rim, a date at three, and SWISS MADE printed at six. Everything about it matches Oakley's Holeshot, the Swiss-made sport watch the company built around a chunky steel case, a sapphire crystal, a screw-down caseback, and its own Unobtainium rubber band, rated to a hundred meters and sold in three-hand and chronograph versions. The exact reference never prints large enough to read, so the model is a strong match rather than a certainty, but the brand is not in doubt. It is a fittingly no-nonsense choice for the one grown-up in a house full of gadgets: while the children and the villain carry watches that bend the laws of physics, the retired spy keeps an ordinary sport Oakley on her wrist.