Oh yes he certainly did. It's the director that showed the audience (us) the watch first and then the debris.
@meiner1er Or the fact that when GPS fails the tankers crash on the shore like there's no captain or crew to use their eyballs, and planes fall out of the sky (2 of them on the same exact spot!!)
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I liked the film, even though logic was often sacrificed for effect. For example: G.H. reaches the beach and discovers a wristwatch sticking out of the sand. He uncovers the watch and discovers an arm. He looks up and sees the body of a pilot belonging to the arm. He continues to look around and sees that there are bodies and debris all over the beach, including huge pieces of debris from the plane. The effect was nice, but of course you would have seen the debris and the bodies immediately, and not discovered the watch first.