Aaron Paul Watch Collection

Aaron Paul will always be remembered as Jesse Pinkman, half of the crystal meth-cooking-and-dealing duo in Breaking Bad. While the show wrapped up in 2013, it’s still considered one of the greatest TV series ever created. Today, Paul is still working with co-star and friend Bryan Cranston, this time for Dos Hombres, a mezcal brand that the two actors co-founded.

Just as timeless as Aaron’s roles and friendships are his choice of timepieces. In his carefully curated watch collection are all-time classics that will never go out of style. Check out Aaron Paul’s watch collection:

Aaron wears the redesigned Santos de Cartier. The Santos is one of Cartier’s hallmark designs, recognized for its squarish case and industrial look. In 2018, the French maison redesigned the iconic watch to suit modern tastes.

It still has the square shape, but is a lot curvier this time around with the lugs effortlessly flowing into the crown guards. The case is also slimmer and is integrated seamlessly into the bracelet. The signature exposed screws remained, as did the classic Roman dial. The result is a sleeker and more ergonomic timepiece.

Aaron also wears the Datejust 41 – the larger version of the classic Rolex Datejust. Launched after the heftier Datejust II, the Datejust 41 is a concession to the trend of larger case sizes while keeping the balanced proportions of the original Datejust.

Aaron wears the White Rolesor version with a stainless steel body and 18k white gold fluted bezel. The blue dial can be easily paired with formal or casual ensembles, while the luminous baton hour markers with white gold surrounds lend a clean and modern aesthetic.

Aaron is most often spotted with his Cartier Ronde Louis. While Cartier is best known for its angular watches – such as the rectangular Tank and the square Santos, the Ronde Louis holds its own in the Cartier portfolio.

The perfectly round watch comes with the hallmarks of a classic timepiece – the silvered flinqué dial, rail-track minute circle, blued steel Breguet-styled hands and the signature blue spinel cabochon – all make for a discreet timepiece with lots of charm.

One of Aaron’s earliest timepieces is the Rolex Explorer II ref 16570. This model first emerged in 1989, introducing a distinctive red arrow hand that circles the dial once every 24 hours. With its robust stainless steel body and luminous markers that pop against the black dial, the Explorer II is very much sought after for its masculine, sporty style and resilience to extreme conditions.

For dressier events such as awards shows, Aaron likes to wear the Bvlgari Octo. While this timepiece is eye-catching due to its out-of-the-ordinary octagonal case shape, the thin profile and clean dial makes it perfect for wearing under the cuff.