Joseph Gordon-Levitt wears a Casio Databank

Chris Pratt was a high-school hockey star until a car crash left him with a brain injury and anterograde memory trouble, the kind that makes new information hard to hold onto. In The Lookout, Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays him years later, working nights as a bank janitor and keeping a notebook of written reminders to get through the day. A criminal crew, learning that the brain-injured janitor has keys to the vault, draws him into a robbery.

On his wrist is a Casio Databank, identified as the DB-36-1A. The Databank line is built around the Telememo function, a small electronic memory that stores names and phone numbers. Scott Frank, who wrote Out of Sight and Get Shorty, made The Lookout his directing debut.

The watch is never held in a clear close-up, and the model identification comes from a Casio specialist publication rather than a major watch title, so the DB-36-1A reading stays likely rather than confirmed.