T.J. Thyne wears an unidentified watch

Shuffle is a small black-and-white indie film, written and directed by Kurt Kuenne, about a man named Lovell Milo who lives his days out of order, waking each morning at a different age in a different year. T.J. Thyne, known to TV audiences as Hodgins on Bones, plays him. Because the timeline jumps around, Lovell wears different watches at different ages; in one close-up his wrist carries a steel watch with a dark dial.

That watch has been logged as a Breitling Superocean, but the close-up does not bear it out. The dial is a field or pilot style, with full printed Arabic numerals from one to twelve, a rotating bezel, and a date window on a steel bracelet. The Superocean is a dive watch with applied markers, not numerals like these. The brand name on the dial is not legible in the frame, and the only citation was an aggregator with no detail. It is some kind of steel sports watch, but not a Superocean, and not something the footage lets you name. The honest entry is an unidentified watch.