Meet Timothée Hal Chalamet, the talented American and French actor who has been making waves in Hollywood. His career journey began as a teenager in the TV series Homeland back in 2012, and he has come a long way since then.

But there's more to Timothée than just his acting talent. With his recent role as Willy Wonka and a high-profile relationship with Kylie Jenner, he's been in the spotlight more than ever before.

Speaking of his relationship with Kylie Jenner, a figure known for controversy, it's no surprise that Timothée's popularity continues to soar. Particularly noteworthy was his appearance alongside Kylie at the 2024 Golden Globe Awards, where he drew attention by donning a delicate ladies' watch – the Cartier Crash with a diamond-studded bezel. What's intriguing is that some of his watch choices lean towards women's styles, adding a unique dimension to his fashion sense.

Want to know more about Timothee Chalamet watch collection? Then keep reading the blog post.

This is what I was talking about in the intro. Stealing the spotlight, Timothee Chalamet graced the 81st Annual Golden Globe Awards with a touch of elegance, donning the exquisite Cartier Crash WL420051 in white gold, set with diamonds.

This masterpiece, limited to just 267 pieces, boasts a Salvador- Dali-inspired case adorned with 150 brilliant-cut diamonds and a crown crowned with another. With a total of 2.16 carats of sparkle, its silvered opaline dial with a sunray effect and uniquely adapted Roman numerals perfectly complement the case’s shape, making it a true work of art on the wrist.

Retail price: $102,500

Timothée Chalamet also embraces the Cartier Panthère Small WSPN0006, a petite watch designed for women. This elegant timepiece features a steel case with dimensions of 23 mm x 30 mm and a slim 6 mm thickness. Its crown is adorned with a synthetic blue spinel, complementing the silvered dial and blued-steel sword-shaped hands. The watch is presented on a steel bracelet and boasts water resistance up to 3 bar, approximately 30 meters. 

The Panthère de Cartier is not just a watch; it's a jewel that has been a style icon since the 80s, perfect for women who want to make a statement.

Retail price: €4,450.

Cartier's Collection Privée Cartier Paris (CPCP) has been pivotal in reviving Cartier's horological heritage. Launched in 1998, CPCP aimed to expand Cartier's watch offerings and showcase remarkable feats of horology. One standout piece from this collection is the Tank à Vis Dual Time in 18-carat white gold.

Inspired by the historical Tank Étanche design from 1931, the Tank à Vis features a unique case design with screws securing the bezel for added water resistance. Its 28mm x 32mm case with gently sloping lugs ensures a comfortable fit.

Inside the beautifully crafted white gold case, Cartier's signature rose guilloche-patterned dial takes center stage. The black Roman numerals and blued steel hands provide striking contrast against the white background. The watch's "Dual Time" feature is represented with a split-dial design for two time zones.

Powering the Tank à Vis is a manual-winding, 18-jeweled Cal. 9901MC movement based on a Piaget ebauche. With a 40-hour power reserve, this movement is showcased through a sapphire exhibition caseback. The watch's thinness, measuring only 8mm in thickness, is a testament to its exceptional craftsmanship and finishing.

Market price (Feb 2024): ~$114,000.

The Big Pilot's 43mm model seamlessly blends iconic design with cutting-edge watchmaking technology. It boasts a captivating blue dial adorned with luminescent-coated appliques and is paired with a black calfskin leather strap featuring IWC's EasX-CHANGE system, enabling quick and effortless strap changes, ensuring it's always ready for action.

At its heart, this timepiece is driven by the 82100 calibre movement, equipped with the innovative pellaton automatic winding system. It doesn't just stop there; this model offers an impressive 60-hour power reserve, guaranteeing elevated and extended performance. Additionally, it's water-resistant up to 10 bar (100 meters), ensuring it can handle aquatic adventures.

To fortify the watch against displacement and the rigors of changing air pressure, the sapphire glass is securely anchored in place, adding to its durability and reliability.

Retail price: $8,950.

Somehow it reminds me of F1 drivers George Russell and Lewis Hamilton.