If you are dealing with any objects in Watch window and you want to check the current generation for that Object you can easily get that by calling GC.getGeneration(objectName).
If you are creating any Object ID in Watch window let say (#1), you can also view the generation of the newly created object ID GC.getGeneration(#id)
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