The Best Watches on the Oscars 2025 Red Carpet

Cartier’s elegant, oval-shaped watch dates back 1906. Its distinctive design features a smooth, curved case with Roman numerals. Teeny-tiny watches—teeny-tiny Cartier watches in particular—have become a TC trademark.

Omega’s classic Moonwatch, but make it red carpet. The brand’s proprietary 18ct white gold alloy is the perfect material for an actor who describes his 2025 awards season wardrobe as “effortlessly luxurious.”

The unambiguously named Bulgari Bulgari by Bulgari is a classic gold round number dating back to 1977. Its double logo is inscribed around the bezel, just in case you forget what you’re wearing.

Jazzy, feminine, and never knowingly understated, Jeff Goldblum wears the Vacheron Constantin Égérie Moon Phase.

Mille’s distinctive asymmetrical case is made from a blend of titanium and something called LITAL-AW, an ultra-light and high-performance alloy.

Keeping it classic with Omega’s headline dress watch, previously spotted out and about on the wrists on George Clooney, David Beckham, and Daniel Craig.

Sleek and minimalist, the Portofino line was introduced in the early 1980s, inspired by the Italian fishing village of Portofino, a favorite retreat of artists, musicians, and the elite. You get the idea.

Featuring two time zones on opposite sides of the dials, one with a date and month display and the other with a day, date, and month display, this is a watch with a lot going on. Also: it’s made of pink gold.

Dating back to the birth of aviation and the start of the 20th Century, Cartier’s Santos is kown for its square case, bold design, and refined elegance. A timeless classic.

Thin, minimalist, classy, understated. Winners all round!

There were a couple of appearances for the Swiss IYKYK brand, known for technical excellence and fine dial work, this year. We salute your taste, Cole!

“I’ve got to give this back in an hour.”