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Hamilton Jazzmaster
Worn by: Sandra Bullock as Debbie Ocean
Reference: Hamilton Jazzmaster
Brand: Hamilton
Master criminal Debbie Ocean wears the Hamilton Jazzmaster Day Date Auto, a 40mm watch that makes a clear statement of contemporary craftsmanship. The watch features a white dial with day-date complications, stainless steel case, sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, Super-LumiNova, and the exclusive H-40 automatic movement delivering 80 hours of power reserve—almost double the market standard. The appealingly modern case and bracelet design is complemented by refined finishing, striking a perfect balance between tradition and sophistication—appropriate for Danny Ocean's sister as she meticulously plans to steal a $150 million Cartier necklace at the Met Gala.
Source: https://www.hamiltonwatch.com/en-us/h32505511-jazzmaster-day-date-auto.html
Cartier Panthère
Worn by: Anne Hathaway as Daphne Kluger
Reference: Cartier Panthère
Brand: Cartier
Newly paroled con artist Debbie Ocean assembles an all-female crew to execute an ambitious heist: stealing the $150 million Cartier Toussaint necklace during the Met Gala. Their target is Daphne Kluger, a famous and egotistical actress who will unwittingly wear the jewels into the museum. As stylist Rose manipulates Daphne into choosing the necklace, the team orchestrates an elaborate scheme involving bathroom diversions, quick disassembly, and hidden smuggling. The twist: Daphne deduces the heist and demands to join as the eighth member. The diamond-set Panthère perfectly embodies Daphne's Hollywood glamour and status—its full yellow gold construction and factory diamonds reflecting the excessive luxury of an A-list actress at fashion's biggest night.
IWC Portofino
Worn by: Cate Blanchett as Lou Miller
Reference: IWC Portofino
Brand: IWC
Lou Miller’s IWC Portofino reflects her controlled cool — a flash of luxury deployed without vanity. Its silver dial and slim profile catch light only in motion, paralleling the film’s sleek choreography of deception. Among sequins and spectacle, Lou’s understated watch speaks of quiet mastery: she knows the value of time and never wastes it. The IWC, with its balance of elegance and precision, mirrors her role as both strategist and conscience in a crew built on illusion.
