It’s been another big week in the world of celebrity watches. With film festivals, junkets and premieres rolling out across the world, there’s been plenty of prime wrist action taking place this week. Here, a few of our favourite timepieces and the people who wore them.
Bradley Cooper
Bradley Cooper stepped out to the New York City premiere of his latest directorial venture, ‘Is This Thing On?’, a comedic film he co-wrote with Will Arnett and Mark Chappell, dressed in head-to-toe Louis Vuitton. And that extended to his watch: a sleek steel Louis Vuitton Tambour with navy dial. The actor and director was signed on as the French maker’s first ever watch ambassador back in 2022.
Elle Fanning
In town to attend a screening of her latest film, ‘Sentimental Value‘ at the 69th BFI London Film Festival, Elle Fanning paired her sequinned dress and trousers with an equally sparkly diamond-encrusted Cartier Baignoire watch. The new model has only just launched and was previewed earlier this year at the Watches & Wonders fair in Geneva.
Patrick Mahomes
Who says men shouldn’t get their flowers? The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback, and Hublot watch ambassador, Patrick Mahomes sported Hublot’s MP-15 Takashi Murakami Tourbillon Sapphire as he arrived at the Arrowhead Stadium ahead of the Detroit Lions vs. Kansas City Chiefs football game on October 12.
The limited-edition timepiece is modelled after Japanese artist Takashi Murakami’s signature smiling flower motif, with 12 transparent petals crafted from resilient sapphire.
Samuel Bottomley
Rising start Samuel Bottomley attended the BFI London Film Festival screening of his latest movie, ‘Anemone’, which was co-written by Daniel Day-Lewis and his son, Ronan Day-Lewis, who also directed the film. He did so in a dark suit and a mechanical Ballon Bleu de Cartier watch in steel.
Oscar Isaac
Speaking of even more Cartier, mad scientist of the moment, Victor Frankenstein (AKA the inimitable Oscar Isaac) posed up a storm at the BFI London Film Festival screening of ‘Frankenstein‘, directed by Guillermo Del Toro, and rocked a Tank Louis Cartier watch in 18k gold with a black dial to match his outfit.
Like this? Take a look at the rare Tiffany & Co. jewels that feature in ‘Frankenstein‘.
