Cillian Murphy, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Cord Jefferson and More Dazzled in Omega Timepieces At the Oscars
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Omega was the timepiece of choice at Sunday night’s Oscars ceremony, where star-studded nominees such as Cord Jefferson, Cillian Murphy, Da’Vine Joy Randolph and dozens more accessorized their ensembles with different styles of the luxury watch.
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Randolph, who won best supporting actress for her role in “The Holdovers,” attended the show in a dazzling light blue Louis Vuitton gown, featuring billowing, feathered sleeves and a gauzy train. Hiding underneath the layers, however, was the actor’s only hardware of the night (aside from her golden statuette, of course): Omega’s Constellation Steel on Steel from the brand’s latest collection, The Constellation Meteorites.
The Constellation Steel, “inspired by the precise movement of the stars,” was first launched in 1952 but this brand new special-edition model takes it one step further with a captivating meteorite dial. The 28 mm watch is presented with a case and mono-rang bracelet created from stainless steel, with signature Constellation features including the polished claws, half-moon facets and a diamond-paved bezel.
Constellation Steel on Steel
Meanwhile, Jefferson who won an Oscar for “American Fiction,” debuted Omega’s newly launched Speedmaster Moonwatch on Sunday night. The director wore the newest edition of the iconic chronograph, updated to feature a lacquered white dial inspired by space exploration and the collection’s own famous heritage.
Speedmaster Moonwatch with Lacquered White Dial
Murphy, who took home the best actor prize for his widely acclaimed role in “Oppenheimer,” showed up to the ceremony in a classic two-piece suite, accessorized with a golden brooch and signature bow-tie. It makes sense that the press-shy actor opted for one of the more understated, but no less stunning, Omega styles: the De Ville Prestige. The timepiece, which first launched in 1994, is offered in a range of patterns and finishes but Murphy went with the pine green dial and matching leather strap.
De Ville Prestige
Coleman Domingo, nominated for his leading role in “Rustin,” is consistently one of the best dressed at awards show carpets. It was no exception on Sunday night when the actor, nominated for his leading role in “Rustin,” stepped out in a black Louis Vuitton double-breasted suit, bedazzled with intricate buttons, and flared pants layered atop steel-toe cowboy boots.
Domingo’s jewelry was the star of the show, though. He wore a brooch bow tie, David Yurman jewelry and a De Ville Prestige. Unlike Murphy, he went with the black leather strap, black dial and sun-brushed finish. The display is distinguished by gold hands, as well as alternating Roman numerals and cabochon indexes.
De Ville Prestige
Aside from the fashion, this year’s Oscars was a high-wattage night filled with surprise wins, electric performances and moving speeches. “Oppenheimer” dominated the ceremony, taking home a total of seven prizes, including for best picture and best director. Check out the full list of winners here, and peruse through more of the night’s best looks here.
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