The Golden Globes aren’t just a celebration of cinematic brilliance; they’re a showcase of elegance, style, and the power of fashion. While the gowns and tuxedos often steal the spotlight, this year it was the wrist candy that truly turned heads. From vintage treasures to modern masterpieces, the watches on display were more than accessories—they were statements. And unsurprisingly, Swiss horology reigned supreme.
Michelle Yeoh’s Richard Mille: A Galactic Statement
Michelle Yeoh lit up the Golden Globes red carpet, not just with her undeniable star power but with a timepiece that was equally celestial. The Richard Mille RM 07-01 “Intergalactic” Misty Night adorned her wrist, a watch that felt like a galaxy condensed into a wearable masterpiece. With inset diamonds sparkling across its Carbon TPT® case and red gold accents, the design evoked the brilliance of the Milky Way. This horological stunner, equipped with a skeletonized automatic movement and a 50-hour power reserve, was the perfect balance of technical prowess and artistic beauty. Yeoh’s choice was more than a watch—it was a testament to her luminous and timeless presence.
Jeff Goldblum’s Celestial Elegance with Vacheron Constantin
Leave it to Jeff Goldblum to channel debonair sophistication on the red carpet. The Wicked star turned heads in the Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Pave Moon Phase, a 37mm masterpiece in white gold. Its diamond-studded bezel and moon-phase complication made it the perfect match for Goldblum’s effortless style. A glimmering ode to haute horology, the watch encapsulates timeless elegance, turning every gaze skyward. Paired with his sharp ensemble, this piece was a luminous reminder of why Goldblum remains a red-carpet favorite.
Nicole Kidman’s Rare Omega Art Nouveau Timepiece
Nicole Kidman stepped onto the Golden Globes red carpet wearing history—literally. Her rare 1920 Omega Art Nouveau wristwatch was a sparkling tribute to an era of glamour and artistic innovation. With its platinum case set with 24 brilliant-cut diamonds and intricate arabesque detailing, the watch captured the spirit of Art Nouveau. Its delicate black fabric strap added a touch of understated elegance, while the curves of the design mirrored Kidman’s graceful poise. A rare jewel for a rare talent, this piece was a nod to the enduring beauty of vintage craftsmanship.
Ke Huy Quan’s Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duoface Tourbillon
Ke Huy Quan redefined red-carpet luxury with the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Duoface Tourbillon—a true masterpiece of engineering and design. Encased in 18-karat pink gold, the iconic swiveling design revealed a tale of two dials: one minimalist and classic, the other bold and partially skeletonized, flaunting gold bridges and a sunray-brushed finish. The handmade tourbillon, nestled at its heart, was a showstopper in itself, embodying the perfect blend of artistry and precision. At $139,000, this watch was more than an accessory—it was a statement of refinement and ingenuity.
Colman Domingo’s Daring Omega Constellation
Colman Domingo is known for his sartorial brilliance, and at the Golden Globes, his watch game was equally compelling. Eschewing convention, he sported an Omega Constellation—a 28mm timepiece traditionally labeled as feminine. But with its blue meteorite dial, diamond-set bezel, and a blend of stainless steel and 18-karat Sedna gold, this watch defied all stereotypes. Domingo’s bold choice showcased his unique style and reminded us all that elegance transcends labels. With its supernova-patterned dial and polished claws gripping its sides, the Constellation was truly a star on the carpet.
