Jamie Weiss
The 97th Academy Awards, better known as the Oscar, took place at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, Los Angeles. It is widely considered to be the most prestigious award in the film industry and is also one of the best clock spotting events on the calendar. Celebrities undoubtedly brought the Oscars to watches, and the 2025 edition was no exception. However, this year there was a big theme between the watches: gold. Lots of money. We are used to seeing precious metal pieces flaunted on the red carpet, which also had a bunch of gold watches last month’s Bufftus and January’s Golden Gloves, but all outstanding watches share material for their coveted case. This was my favorite from Hollywood nights.
Andrew Garfield – Jaeger Lekul Reverso Tribute Dufirth Calendar
First up is Andrew Garfield. Andrew Garfield played strong for Oscar’s Best Dressman in the 70’s All-Brown Suit Ensemble. Q3912532. The iconic reversible watch, its rose gold case, a pair of Tanca Safa Griano straps and his outfit and more developed take, despite its complexity, there’s something about its complete calendar and moon face. As the name suggests, it is equipped with a manual in-house caliber 853. Here is an inverted dark grey dial with champagne sunburst numbers that can be seen in the date wheel and day/date windows, and a larger moon face opening. Garfield also wore the Golden Globes a similar outfit and similar rose gold reverso (SANS complications), a cooler fit and a cooler watch. Price: 30,200 US$
Timothée Chalamet – Cartier Mini Baignoire
Timothée Chalamett is well known as a silly Cartier follower, despite the American-French star’s many times seeing the sports Panthere, Crush and Tank Mini. His latest Little Cartier steps up the stages. 1960, a radial algirochi dial and atypical bracelet with diamonds, rubies and sapphires. Cartier confirmed with Time+Tide that this is a vintage example dating back to 1994. Chalamet has stacked a number of vintage cartie rings, including a 2005 love bracelet, collection ring, and a traditional necklace from a 1988 gem set. Price: ~11,000 USD
Kieran Calkin – Omega Devil Tresole 40mm Sedona Gold
Kieran Culkin rolled up his Oscar for Best Actor in his supportive role in real pain wearing the highly underrated Omega de Ville Trésor 40mm Ref. 435.53.40.21.11.002, a luxurious dress watch with a rich burgundy dial and crocodile leather strap. These are Omega’s proprietary rose gold alloys, perfectly combined with Sedona Gold, a Sedona Gold case. It incorporates a unique combination of copper, silver and palladium, providing high resistance to fading over time. It has coaxial movement for booting, a hand-open caliber 8927, with a Master Chronometer certified and adorable Sedona Gold Balance Bridge through the display caseback. Good job, Kieran. Price: 20,000 US$
Cole Warzer – H. Moser & CIE Streaming Toolbion
Amazing watch to find the red carpet This Oscar is a stunning H. Moser & CIE Streaming Liner Tour Billon ref. 6804-0400, seen on the wrist of Canadian filmmaker and social media star Cole Waller. He is usually behind the camera on the red carpet. You may know him best with his Granbot high speed camera system. It’s cool to see him pupp instead of the other way, and his watch is certainly worth noting. Boasting a slinky rose gold case and bracelet, this Tourbillon Watch features a dial made from Vantablack. It is the darkest material in the world and absorbs up to 99.965% of the visible light. result? A captivatingly strict black watch dial that draws special attention to the movements of the tourbillon within the company. Price: USD 120,733
Joe Alwin – Bvlgari Bvlgari
In the sea of exxy costumes, sometimes it’s not. That’s how the British actor Joe Alwin, who appeared in Brutality, won the Academy Awards in 2025. He slipped the classic yellow gold Bvlgari Bvlgari ref. Attached to a black crocodile leather strap (a very nice watch named twice) for the Oscar. Despite its classic and monumental shape, it is only 8.75mm thick. You’ll need a watch that can slide under the cuff of your tuxedo for events like the Oscar. Price: USD 13,200
Jeff Goldblum – Vatchelon Constantine Egery Moonphase
Last but certainly, we have the always iconic clustery Jeff Goldblum, who wore the pink gold Vacellon Constantine Egery Moon phase. 8005F/000R-H030 from 2025 Oscar. Goldblum appears to have a bit of something to wear traditionally feminine Vacheron models. Earlier this year at Golden Globes, he wore a traditional moon phase ref in white gold, completely diamond-paved. In the 7006T/000G-B913, and BAFTAS, he wore another Egery model, the Creative Edition Ref. 8006F/000G-B942, white gold. Designed by Chinese fashion designer Yiqing Yin and presented at Watches and Wonders 2024, Goldblum’s Oscarsé gérie features a Lilac Mother-of-Pearl dial with pleated motifs, 36 round cut diamonds surrounding the Moon Phase, and 58 brilliant diamonds set in the bezel. Price: 43,100 US$
