Why is there a watch on the table during Putin interview that disappears after 17 seconds?

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Why is there a watch on the table during Putin interview that disappears after 17 seconds?

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most likely a gift from putin, he does that a lot to give gifts to impress people

whether thats what it was, or if tucker accepted it or not, i doubt tucker would have wanted to make a distraction of it

It might have to do with translation. If you watch the video you'll notice Tucker's facial expression reacting to Putin's answer as soon as Putin starts a first sentence. That's impossible because the translation has to be delayed a few seconds. That means editing of some sort and the watch may be a timing for that.

I didn't notice anything disappear. At the beginning you see Putin take off his watch and set it on the table. A few minutes later the watch is still there on the table.

Just taking a guess here, but maybe this is cultural. I know in Russia there is a cultural norm mandating that you don't buy someone a watch as a gift, because it implies they are to watch the time going by as their death approaches - or something like that. Maybe this is a way to say "I am not worried about time I am giving you my full attention"?

It looked kind of melted, maybe a reference to Salvador Dali?

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most likely a gift from putin, he does that a lot to give gifts to impress people

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He is former KGB, so any gift likely has spy stuff inside it.

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Only one conclusion...Tucker is a Klepto

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it was a test by Putin and Tucker failed!!

In Soviet Russia watch watches you!

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I didn't notice anything disappear. At the beginning you see Putin take off his watch and set it on the table. A few minutes later the watch is still there on the table.

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I didn't watch much of it as the translation was annoying but that's the way I saw it, too.

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