Owen Wilson wears an unidentified watch

Every night at midnight, a vintage Peugeot pulls up on a Paris side street and carries Gil back to the 1920s. Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris (2011) never explains the mechanics, and Owen Wilson plays Gil, a Hollywood screenwriter convinced he was born in the wrong decade, with the right wide-eyed openness as he drinks with Hemingway and takes notes from Gertrude Stein.

The watch on Gil's wrist has not been identified. The record here listed it as a Chopard L.U.C., but no source supports that: the citation points to an article about the film's Hemingway character, not Gil, and no watch publication has documented his piece. It stays an unidentified watch.