The male celebrities wearing women's watches: Lionel Messi and Bad Bunny sport Patek Philippe, Timothée Chalamet rocks a tiny Cartier Panthère, and The Weeknd wore Piaget high jewellery to Cannes
By A Mystery Man Writer
Lionel Messi, Bad Bunny, Timothée Chalamet and The Weeknd are among the new generation of stars choosing the smaller dials and greater ornamentation of ‘women’s’ timepieces
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When choosing a watch, women have long sported designs made for men. Hollywood royal Salma Hayek, for example, regularly favours a 44mm PAM 104 from Florentine watchmaker Panerai, a heritage brand known for its chunky, bold, purpose-built designs. Meanwhile, global style icon Victoria Beckham has been photographed on many occasions wearing traditionally masculine timepieces, like an all-gold Patek Philippe Nautilus or Rolex Presidential geared with a champagne dial.
The male celebrities wearing women's watches: Lionel Messi and Bad Bunny sport Patek Philippe, Timothée Chalamet rocks a tiny Cartier Panthère, and The Weeknd wore Piaget high jewellery to Cannes
The male celebrities wearing women's watches: Lionel Messi and Bad Bunny sport Patek Philippe, Timothée Chalamet rocks a tiny Cartier Panthère, and The Weeknd wore Piaget high jewellery to Cannes
The male celebrities wearing women's watches: Lionel Messi and Bad Bunny sport Patek Philippe, Timothée Chalamet rocks a tiny Cartier Panthère, and The Weeknd wore Piaget high jewellery to Cannes
The male celebrities wearing women's watches: Lionel Messi and Bad Bunny sport Patek Philippe, Timothée Chalamet rocks a tiny Cartier Panthère, and The Weeknd wore Piaget high jewellery to Cannes