Watches That Tell the Story in Movies & TV: From Interstellar to The Last of Us

In this episode of Wrist Enthusiast Radio, Craig, Ben and Derek dive into the world of watches that aren’t just props, they’re part of the plot. From the Hamilton Murph’s role in Interstellar to the cracked-dial watch in The Last of Us, we explore the timepieces that drive emotion, character, and story on screen. We also look at Patrick Bateman’s Seiko in American Psycho and how Richard Mille and Patek Philippe show up in unexpected places like Your Friends & Neighbors. These watches don’t just tell time, they tell stories. Listen to Wrist Enthusiast Radio wherever you get your podcasts: https://www.wristenthusiast.com/podca... For Watch News, Reviews and Buying guides: https://www.wristenthusiast.com/ Follow us on Social Media: Instagram:   / wristenthusiast   Instagram:   / wristenthusiastradio   Facebook:   / wristenthusiast   TikTok:   / wristenthusiast   Follow Craig:   / craig_karger   Follow Ben:   / benswatches   Follow Derek:   / theminutemon   0:00 – Introduction 1:56 – Wrist Check 4:11 – Interstellar – Hamilton Khaki Field Murph 15:49 – The Last of Us – Joel’s Broken Watch 23:26 – American Psycho – The Seiko That Looks Like a Rolex 27:29 – Your Friends & Neighbors – Patek Philippe Nautilus & Richard Mille 32:03 – Doctor Strange – JLC Master Ultra Thin Perpetual 35:06 – James Bond – Watches as Gadgets (Submariner & Omega) 38:02 – White Lotus, Succession, and Back to the Future – Watches as Character Extensions 41:35 – Brad Pitt in the F1 Movie – Vintage IWC Ingenieur 42:59 – Taylor Swift & Rihanna – Watches as Pop Culture Easter Eggs