The Moon Thieves

Vincent completes a sale of a frankenwatch, pieced from vintage parts, at his father's watch shop. The unusual piece draws quiet attention and hints at his rare talent. This moment sets him on a path that will intersect with the underworld.

Uncle recognizes Vincent's skill and wants him to join as the watchmaker for a planned heist. He warns that exposing him to customers could destroy his livelihood, so Vincent reluctantly agrees. The setup tightens the noose around him and ties his fate to a criminal crew.

Uncle introduces Vincent to Chief and orders Chief to assemble Mario and Ms. Hong for the mission. They plan to target three Picasso watches in Tokyo, with Yoh volunteering for the trip to help his mother. Mario reluctantly joins; Ms. Hong declines in anger.

The crew locates the Picasso watches at a renowned Tokyo store and begins shaping a plan. They scout security, routes, and the ambition to pull off a flawless heist during a crowded moment.

Vincent and Yoh pose as affluent buyers to gain access to the VIP room, with Chief and Mario playing buyers in the same scene. They intend to steal the three watches, while Vincent's attention drifts toward the Moonwatch inside the vault. This distraction foreshadows complications to come.

The crew enters the vault and Vincent guides Yoh to use dried wax on the buttons to unlock it, allowing them to retrieve the three Picasso watches. The entry occurs during a fireworks show that masks their movements, but a drunk pedestrian triggers the store alarm and forces a retreat. Tension rises as the team realizes the plan is at risk.

The crew has secured the three Picasso watches, but the alarm disrupts their escape. They withdraw quickly, dealing with the immediate consequence of the guard and alarm system. The moment heightens the danger and forces a rapid regroup.

Mario, driven by greed, steals the Moonwatch during their getaway, complicating the crew's risk. Vincent later learns about the Moonwatch's backstory and its significance, which foreshadows further trouble.

After the job, Mario reveals the Moonwatch backstory and uses Vincent's phone to reveal Uncle's ties to the underground watch dealing market. Chairman Kato orders the Moonwatch's retrieval, escalating the chase.

Chief confronts Mario about an additional watch; Mario shows the Moonwatch and proposes revolting against Uncle to safeguard their circle. The crew contemplates exposing Uncle and securing their safety.

Yoh pretends to betray the crew by revealing their hideout to Uncle, who captures the crew and brings them to Hong Kong. Vincent intervenes, claiming he is the only one who knows the location of the hidden Picasso watches.

Uncle sends Vincent and Yoh to the post office to recover the watches mailed back to Hong Kong, facing various complications. They set up a trap in the truck to force Uncle's hand and ensure the crew's release.

Vincent and Yoh rig a trap in the truck and threaten to destroy the watches unless Uncle releases Chief and Mario. Uncle reluctantly agrees and orders the releases, but Japanese hitmen arrive as Yoh tosses the watches to Uncle. Uncle's men are killed while the hitmen seize the Moonwatch, leaving Uncle with the Picasso watches.

The crew escapes through a trap door into underground pipes, seeking refuge at Tung's house. Vincent discovers the missing parcel had been mailed back to Japan, adding another twist to the pursuit.

In the mid-credits scene, Vincent reveals that the three Picasso watches given to Uncle were frankenwatches, while showing the crew the real watches. Uncle, unaware, tries to sell the frankenwatches to a Russian crime lord, who quickly notices their fakery. Uncle's henchman abandons him, leaving him at gunpoint.