Naruna Costa wears an unidentified watch

State of Fear is the first spin-off of Brotherhood, the Brazilian crime series that ran two seasons on Netflix. Pedro Morelli directed the 2026 film, O2 Filmes produced it, and Netflix released it in February. It is set in São Paulo, where the Brotherhood, its leaders moved to maximum-security prisons, orders a "state of fear," a wave of coordinated attacks on the police. Naruna Costa returns as Cristina, a lawyer tied to the faction, trying to get her teenage niece Elisa back after corrupt cops kidnap her.

The poster puts Cristina in the middle, in a plain black tank top, between a battered man and a cop in a tactical vest, with a São Paulo street on fire behind them. The one bright thing on her is a gold watch. It sits low on her wrist near her belt: a round gold case on a fine gold mesh bracelet, with a pale gold dial.

What it is, exactly, no one has said. No logo is legible in the stylized artwork, and no costume credit or press coverage names it. The gold dress watch is clearly there; its brand is not.