Sung Kang wears an unidentified watch

Han Lue walks through Fast & Furious 6 (2013) as a man the audience has already buried. Justin Lin created the character for his 2002 indie Better Luck Tomorrow, carried him into Tokyo Drift as the crew's cool head, and then kept making prequels, so the films after Tokyo run on borrowed time the viewer can count. Sung Kang plays all of it low and easy, snacking through scenes, a habit Gisele needles him about in Fast Five: the hands of an ex-smoker looking for work. Years later F9 would undo the Tokyo death entirely, but in 2013 every Han scene carried that quiet expiration date.

The watch on his wrist in the production still has never been identified. It is there to see at the team table: a polished case that reads square with rounded corners under a domed crystal, a dark dial, a black leather strap. A round dive watch it is not, and no publication has ever named a watch for Han in this film. The closest data point is the spotting community's tag on his Fast Five wrist, a TAG Heuer Monaco, which is also a square watch on black leather. The resemblance is suggestive and unproven, and for now the square watch at the table keeps its anonymity.