clocked.tech identifies real products spotted in film and television. Gear, watches, bags, apparel, tools, and objects. If it appeared on screen and someone wants to find it, we document it.
We focus on productions where gear is part of the story: shows and films like Rescue: Hi-Surf, Apex, 100 Foot Wave, and Your Friends and Neighbors. Action, outdoor, coastal, cinematic. The kind of productions where what a character carries or wears is a deliberate choice worth knowing about.
Every identification on clocked.tech is researched and rated. We assign each entry a confidence level: verified, likely, or closest match, based on how much evidence supports the match. Verified means a primary source confirmed it. Likely means visible detail and cross-reference got us there. Closest match means we identified the nearest existing item rather than the exact one.
We are human. We watch the shows. We pause the scenes. We cross-reference production stills, brand announcements, prop department credits, and costume designer interviews. We do not generate identifications automatically and we do not present guesses as conclusions.
clocked.tech is editorially independent. Products are covered because they appeared on screen, not because of commercial relationships. When affiliate links or sponsorships exist, they are disclosed on the relevant page and do not determine what gets covered or how confidence is rated.
Spotted something we haven't gotten to yet? Email us. Want to know how we rate identifications? Read about our process.