The perfect watch for every Hollywood Insider

The watch-obsessed multihyphenate

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For any red carpet regular looking to replace the usual Royal Oaks and Nautiluses, the Streamliner Perpetual Calendar from H. Moser & Cie offers a style that is both minimalist and utterly unique, from the dial, without logo or hour markers and crafted in a refined smoked colour. salmon fumé finish, the smoothly rendered steel strap and the 42.3mm steel case; price upon request, at Westtime Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills

The busy exec

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Perfect for a darkened theater to check how much time is left in their arthouse director’s more than three-hour prestige film. Brightness is key to the 41mm case, dial and hands of the new BR-X5 Blue Lum from Bell & Ross, which features an automatic movement, a 70-hour power reserve and a date window; $13,300, at Westtime, Beverly Hills

The art director

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Part of Van Cleef & Arpels’ Extraordinary Dials, the Lady Arpels Jour Enchanté watch tells a story of artistry and craft through enamel work, inlays, jewel setting and more in its 41mm white gold case; price upon request, at Van Cleef & Arpels, South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa

The style-oriented actress

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Dior’s latest La D My Dior timepiece celebrates the house’s iconic cannage motif on both the mother-of-pearl dial, embellished with yellow gold and housed in a 25mm case, and the Milanese steel bracelet; $10,900, at Dior, Beverly Hills

The production assistant

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A stylish and reliable Swiss-made timepiece to reward the hard work of anyone starting out in the industry, the Baume & Mercier Riviera 10611 features a light green dial in a 36mm steel case and a matching green strap that can be easily exchanged for versatility; $1,850, from Time-Tec, Los Angeles

The stunt coordinator

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Designed for jet pilots, Breitling’s new Avenger B01 Chronograph 42 Night Mission combines military-inspired styling with tough, progressive materials, from the 46mm ceramic case and black carbon dial to the corrosion-resistant construction and water resistance to 300 meters; $9,750, at Breitling, Beverly Hills

The Oscar-nominated writer-director

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Streamers and studios would do well to show appreciation for their top talent with Rolex’s new Cosmograph Daytona, featuring a diamond-set dial and contrasting subdials crafted from natural mother-of-pearl, framed by a diamond-set bezel on a 40-piece case. mm of 18-carat white gold; $64,000, at the Rolex boutique at Gearys, Beverly Hills

The executive producer

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The two-tone styling of 18-karat rose gold and steel in Patek Philippe’s new 5821/1AR Cubitus is sure to please any discerning watch fan in Cannes. The 45mm case highlights a sunburst blue dial with hour markers, also in rose gold; $61,280, at Gearys, Beverly Hills

The power agent who has lunch with Dante

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Omega’s Speedmaster 38 is a high-contrast example, ideal for the see-and-be-seen public, crafted in 18-carat proprietary Sedna gold and featuring a bezel studded with 52 diamonds that frames a chocolate-colored dial and white subdials; $46,400, at Omega, Beverly Hills

The costume designer

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Some of the latest from Chanel watches are inspired by the handicrafts and artisans in the atelier, including this Thimble Long Necklace Couture piece, which houses a watch with a diamond-set dial on a sautoir made of 18-karat yellow gold and decorated with diamonds; price on request, at Chanel, Beverly Hills

The award-winning production designer

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Crown a career full of achievements with the new PanoLunarInverse from Glashütte Original, which is as visually unique as a Christopher Nolan film. It reimagines the movement so that some elements are visible on the side of the dial, while a moon phase indicator is placed on an offset dial, accented with aventurine to resemble the night sky, all in a platinum case from 42mm; $42,600, from Feldmar Watch Co., Los Angeles

This story appeared in the Oct. 30 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine. Click here to subscribe.