Laz Alonso wears a Diesel

In June 2026, Propstore put Mother's Milk up for auction as Lot #177, his kit reduced to a few objects on a white table: a pair of gold-frame sunglasses, a class ring stamped with a Marine Corps crest, a white mug that reads BAD ASS in black block letters, and a wristwatch. The watch is a Diesel chronograph, a rose gold-toned case around a black dial with three subdials and a date window, oversized 12 and 6 in the same coppery gold, on a black textured leather strap. The dial reads DIESEL, and under that, 10 BAR, the rating for a hundred meters of water. It carries no model name and no reference, which fits the brand.

Laz Alonso plays Marvin Milk, the man the rest of the team calls Mother's Milk, the methodical one in a crew that solves problems by breaking them. He is a divorced father who keeps his distance from the violence and behaves like the only adult in the room. His grudge is old and specific: the supe Soldier Boy killed his grandfather, and his father, a lawyer, worked himself to death trying to sue Vought over it. The BAD ASS mug in the lot sat on his desk at the youth detention center where the series first finds him, seen in the first season's third episode, "Get Some."

Diesel built its name on big, affordable fashion watches, the kind that read as money without being it. On M.M., it is the loudest object the most careful man on the team owns. Propstore sells the watch as an authentic production asset, made available on behalf of Sony Pictures Television with a portion of the proceeds going to healthcare for people in need across Los Angeles, and it ships with a signed Certificate of Authenticity. The certificate guarantees the watch is genuine. It does not name it.