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The 15 Best Watches at the Critics Choice Awards

Omega was the winner on the watch front, with at least seven gents repping the brand.

By Rachel Cormack

January 06, 2026
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The stars descended on Santa Monica on Sunday evening for the 2026 Critics Choice Awards. 

One Battle After Another was the biggest winner of the night, scoring awards for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Adapted Screenplay. Timothée Chalamet was crowned Best Actor for his turn in Marty Supreme, while Jessie Buckley was named Best Actress for her role in Hamnet. The Pitt and The Studio dominated in the TV field, notching three awards each.

On the fashion front, some celebrities ditched the traditional black tuxes: Tramell Tillman wore a hand-embroidered ivory Anamika Khanna suit, Sterling K. Brown sported a snappy red-velvet Brunello Cucinelli number, and Michael B. Jordan donned a burgundy Louis Vuitton ensemble. Others, like Adam Scott and Paul Mescal, rocked classic tailored looks by Dolce & Gabbana and Gucci, respectively. 

Omega was the watchmaker of choice for the evening, with at least seven gents strapping on Seamasters, Speedys, and the like. Some A-listers, however, dressed their wrists with something a little different: Adam Brody showed off a gorgeous rose-gold Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute, Paul Mescal flexed an elegant Cartier Tortue, and Michael B. Jordan flaunted a coveted vintage Audemars Piguet.

Below are the best watches at this year’s Critics Choice Awards.

Wagner Moura: Omega De Ville Tresor

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Wagner Moura paired a relaxed yet refined Zegna ensemble with an elegant, iced-out Omega De Ville Tresor. This particular example ($14,500) features a 40 mm stainless steel case, a diamond-paved bezel, a domed opaline silvery dial, and a black leather strap. 

Ike Barinholtz: Rolex Milgauss

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Ike Barinholtz showed off a Rolex Milgauss (Ref. 116400-002) as he collected the trophy for Best Supporting Actor in Comedy Series for his work in The Studio. The discontinued steel anti-magnetic watch is famously equipped with a vibrant orange lightning bolt-shaped second hand.

Stellan Skarsgård: Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Shades

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Stellan Skarsgård brought a splash of color to the carpet, opting for an Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Shades ($19,500) with a 34 mm case in the watchmaker’s 18-karat Moonshine Gold and a lacquered dial in a striking lagoon green.

Michael B. Jordan: Vintage Audemars Piguet

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Michael B. Jordan was arguably the best-dressed gent of the evening, wearing custom Louis Vuitton and a coveted vintage Audemars Piguet. The 1980s stunner features a yellow-gold dodecagon-shaped case, a gold-colored dial with diamond markers, and a two-tone gold bracelet in alternating white and yellow goldYellow GoldA warm, precious alloy of pure gold mixed with copper and silver, used in watches and jewelry for its traditional luxurious look. Yellow gold has returned to fashion in vintage-inspiredGo to Yellow Gold Glossary.

Brian Tyree Henry: Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional

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Brian Tyree Henry topped off a glitzy Giorgio Armani number with a gold Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional. Crafted in the watchmaker’s signature Sedna gold, this reference ($48,000) showcases a 42 mm asymmetrical case, a black step dial, and the famous dot over 90 on the anodised aluminium bezel ring.   

Justin Hartley: Rolex Day-Date 40

Justin Hartley brought a little glitz and glamour to the carpet, strapping on a Rolex Day-Date with a yellow-gold case, a black diamond-set dial, and a gold bezel and bracelet.

Timothy Simons: TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph

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Timothy Simons sported a stealthy TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph ($8,200) at last night’s ceremony. The 44 mm steel piece has a black dial, bezel, and strap, which is contrasted by 18-karat rose gold accents. 

Jeff Goldblum: Blancpain Villeret Ultraplate

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Jeff Goldblum looked downright dapper in a tux, bow tie, and Blancpain Villeret Ultraplate ($12,900). This particular reference is simple yet striking, with a 40 mm steel case, a white dial, and a black alligator strap. Equally as striking is the 100-hour power reserve you get from the automatic movement.

Gabriel Luna: Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional

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Gabriel Luna demonstrated the beauty of juxtaposition on the red carpet, pairing a white jacket and contrasting black trousers with a two-tone Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional ($20,400). The bi-color model combines stainless steel and 18-karat Sedna Gold, creating an eye-catching statement on the wrist.

Sterling K. Brown: Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra

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Sterling K. Brown showed why coordination is key on the red carpet, pairing a red velvet tuxedo jacket by Brunello Cucinelli with a burgundy-dialed Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra ($14,500).

Adam Brody: Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Seconds

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Adam Brody gave us a blast from Jaeger-LeCoultre’s past, wearing a Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Seconds ($44,400). The contemporary pink-gold reference pays homage to the 1930s original, with the traditional rectangular case and elegant Art Deco design.  

Charlie Hunnam: Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 

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Charlie Hunnam accented a sharp, all-black ensemble with an Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra ($7,400). This 41 mm steel-on-steel piece is distinguished by a mesmerizing lacquered turquoise dial that was inspired by the ocean.

Leonardo DiCaprio: Rolex Land-Dweller

Leo busted out his trusty Rolex Land-Dweller ($15,350) for this year’s ceremony. Released at Watches and Wonders in March, the revolutionary new model showcases some 18 patented innovations, plus a striking honeycomb dial and a fresh integrated bracelet.

Michael Chernus: Omega De Ville Prestige

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Michael Chernus kept things classic with a double-breasted tux and a two-tone steel-and-gold Omega De Ville Prestige ($10,000). The star here is the sun-brushed green PVD dial, which features a railway minute track, alternating Roman numerals, and a date ring in a satin finish. 

Stephen Graham: Rolex Daytona

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Stephen Graham picked up the award for Best Actor in a Limited Series with a Rolex Daytona (Ref. 116520) on his wrist. This particular iteration pairs a steel case, bracelet, and bezel with a simple white dial.

This article originally appeared in Robb Report US.

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