Published on October 24, 2026
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Blue dials have been a favorite among watchmakers (and collectors) for decades, but the sheer variety of hues coming out of Switzerland has exploded in recent years. If you needed further proof, we clocked three celebs wearing watches with blue faces this week. Tom Rhys Harries strapped on a Tiffany Eternity featuring a dial in, you guessed it, Tiffany blue, for the European premiere of Clayface. Corey Gamble sparkled courtside at the Lakers game wearing Patek Philippe’s recently discontinued Grand Complications Celestial, which, of course, showcases that otherworldly deep blue dial with a rotating sky chart. Tom Brady, meanwhile, hit Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium in a platinum Rolex Land-Dweller with that exclusive ice-blue dial.
Kevin Hart and Landry Shamet, on the other hand, sported salmon dials, which, truly authentic or not, have also become a watch world favorite.
Below are the six best watch flexes of the week.
Tom Rhys Harries: Tiffany & Co. Eternity
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Clayface star Tom Rhys Harries is starting to show he has a killer watch game. The Welshman, who has previously been spotted in diamond-encrusted watches by Omega and Chopard, showed off an iced-out Tiffany & Co. watch at the European premiere of his new horror flick. The Eternity in question features a 28 mm cushion-shaped white-gold case, with dazzling round-cut brilliant diamonds on the bezel and crown. For even more pizzazz, the Tiffany Blue lacquered dial has 12 hand-set diamonds in different cuts. To top it off, the gray calf strap is fitted with a diamond-set buckle. All up, the watch is adorned with 1.63 carats. It retails for $39,500.
Chris Pratt: Hublot Spirit of Big Bang Tourbillon Orange Sapphire
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Chris Pratt brought some color to SiriusXM’s Shade 45, wearing a bright Hublot Big Bang Tourbillon. Released at Watches and Wonders in 2022, the 42 mm reference is distinguished by an orange sapphire crystal case that wraps around a skeletonized sapphire dial with an open-worked tourbillon movement at the center. Complementing the case is an orange rubber strap with a titanium clasp. It trades for $100,000 and up on sites like Chrono24.
Landry Shamet: Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Seconds ‘Or Deco’
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The Knicks may have lost to the 76ers on opening night, but at least their shooting guard was on point on the watch front. Landry Shamet showed up to his season opener wearing a Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Seconds “Or Deco.” This model is becoming a firm favorite among A-listers, thanks to its understated yet elegant design. Released in 2025, this particular rose-gold reference features a sleek, rectangular case, a gorgeous Milanese mesh bracelet, and a grained dial with the classic railway-style minute track, Dauphine hands, and hand-applied hour markers. It retails for $47,900.
Kevin Hart: Audemars Piguet Royal Oak
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Kevin Hart never fails to keep up with the times when it comes to watches, routinely strapping on new pieces shortly after their release. Case in point: The comedian this week flexed an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak that was unveiled only earlier in the year. The newcomer features a 41 mm titanium case and a bezel and caseback in Bulk Metallic Glass (BMG). Similarly, the integrated bracelet is titanium with BMG links. At the center, a pink gold-toned sunburst dial is complemented by tone-on-tone subdials and a moon phase at 12 o’clock. Flip it over, and the sapphire caseback puts AP’s ultra-thin self-winding Calibre 5133 on display. Price upon request.
Corey Gamble: Patek Philippe Grand Complications Celestial
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Corey Gamble sparkled courtside at a game between the Lakers and Warriors, thanks to his Patek. Introduced in 2015, the Grand Complications Celestial has been named one of the most important Pateks of the 21st century by Robb Report. This particular example (Ref. 6102P-001) is distinguished by a 44 mm platinum case and a deep blue dial with a rotating sky chart. At any given time, the wearer can look at the face and see an exact image of the night sky in the northern hemisphere. The dial also shows the orbital position and phase of the Moon. The otherworldly watch was discontinued in February, meaning you’ll likely pay more than the retail price ($394,000) on the secondary market.
Tom Brady: Rolex Land-Dweller
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Tom Brady still looks good on the field—not because of his wildly accurate throws, but because of his Rolex. The retired quarterback showed off a very nice Land-Dweller as he walked Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium before the Falcons played the Bears on Sunday. Released at Watches and Wonders in April 2025, the revolutionary timepiece features a 40 mm case, a striking honeycomb dial, a fresh integrated bracelet, and a new ultra-thin Calibre 7135 movement. Not to mention, the model holds some 18 patented innovations. It is now available with a 36 or 40 mm case in white Rolesor, Everose gold, or platinum. Brady’s is the latter, distinguished by the exclusive ice-blue dial the Crown reserves for platinum pieces. It retails for $68,400.