Tom Holland and His Latest Watches | The Watch Club by SwissWatchExpo

Tom Holland is undoubtedly one of the most popular actors of his generation. At the young age of 25, not only is the Spider-Man star a box office actor, but he has also bagged several accolades, such as a British Academy Film Award and three Saturn Awards.

His massive and continuous success has allowed him to build an impressive collection of timepieces. In Tom’s watch box are classics from Rolex, Cartier, and Tag Heuer that will never go out of style. We’ve covered his early collection here, and below, we have his latest acquisitions:

Rolex Batman

The Rolex Batman is one of the brand’s most remarkable releases, well-loved for its black and blue bezel and stunning steel construction. First launched in 2013, this was the first piece from the Rolex lineup to come in a two-colored bezel while being made from a single block of ceramic.

Tom prefers the original Batman, which features a Maxi Dial and a sporty Oyster bracelet. These are complemented by a Super Case, which is bulkier than usual to meet the demand for larger watches. In 2018, Rolex updated the iconic watch with a dressier five-piece Jubilee bracelet and a new generation Caliber 3285.

Rolex Kermit II

One of the popular versions of the Submariner, the Kermit was introduced in 2003 and was the first piece from the series to feature a green aluminum bezel. The original edition was discontinued in 2010, only to come back in 2020 with outstanding upgrades.

The latest Kermit, which Tom constantly wears these days, comes with an increased 41mm case size but a slimmer profile, a superbly executed dial, and a sleek Cerachrom bezel. Its green and black colorway exudes an imposing presence, while its 3235 movement offers robustness with its 70-hour power reserve.

Rolex GMT-Master II Root Beer

For his red carpet appearances, Tom likes to wear the Rolex GMT-Master II Root Beer. This is the first to come in a steel and Everose gold construction and to feature a black and brown Cerachrom bezel.

This watch is a homage to the sorely missed vintage Root Beer GMT, whose gorgeous gold and brown colorway inspired its name. It also features the new Caliber 3285, which has a power reserve of 70 hours and an accuracy rating of +2/-2 hours per day.

TAG Heuer Titanium

The English actor also adores the 2021 Monaco Titan Special Edition, introduced in time for the 2021 Grand Prix. This watch is made from a lightweight and hypoallergenic titanium material, which was sandblasted to give the Monaco a sporty, matte finish.

Much like other Monacos, the Titan features a square-shaped case, paired with a silver sunburst dial and a gray leather strap. The red accents on the watch face provide a dashing pop of color.

Produced in 500 pieces only, it is also fitted with a modern version of the famous Caliber 11 chronograph that made its debut inside the first Monaco. If you seek the same look but want the feel and heft of steel, the CAW2111B (pictured above) is a perfect alternative.

Cartier Tank Americaine

Tom has been seen wearing different Cartier timepieces such as the Drive, Santos 100, and Ronde. His latest acquisitions from the French maison include a Tank Americaine, which was launched in 1989 and is heavily influenced by American culture.

Perfect for formal occasions, this 32mm watch not only fits the wrist comfortably but also slides well under the cuff. Its polished brancards give off an elegant feel, while the silver guilloche dial provides great contrast against the black Roman numerals and blue hands.

Cartier Santos Skeleton

From his Tank and Santos watches, Tom further stepped up his horological game with the eye-catching Cartier Skeleton Horloge Santos. This combines the ergonomic Santos de Cartier with an open-worked dial.

What makes this watch unique is its stripped-back dial that reveals the manually wound 9611 MC movement, Its bridges are crafted from steel and take the form of the iconic Cartier Roman numerals.