Tramell Tillman wears a Zenith Chronomaster

Tramell Tillman plays Bill Metzger, the official who runs the Department of Damage Control in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. He meets Spider-Man in a dark suit and tie, and when Peter Parker asks him about something called V-Max he denies knowing anything. Later he is experimenting on Jean at a Damage Control facility on Roosevelt Island, and by the end he has disappeared and his department is under investigation.

The watch he wears through all of it is most likely Zenith's Chronomaster Sport in steel with a black ceramic bezel. It is a 41 mm chronograph, 13.8 mm thick and rated to 100 m, built around the El Primero 3600. The movement beats at 5 Hz, fast enough to time to a tenth of a second, so the bezel is graduated in tenths instead of carrying a tachymeter scale, and the central chronograph hand laps the dial once every 10 seconds. The three sub-dials overlap in Zenith's blue, anthracite and light grey. The model arrived in 2021 and has sold for about $11,000.

The El Primero name goes back to 1969, when Zenith introduced it as one of the first automatic chronograph movements. It ran at 36,000 beats per hour then, the same rate Metzger's watch keeps now.