One of Hollywood’s highest-paid young actors, Tom Holland has built a watch collection that spans Rolex, Cartier, Patek Philippe, and TAG Heuer.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day, starring Tom Holland, officially hit theaters in Vietnam on July 31, 2026. In recent months, the actor has been making frequent appearances at promotional events for the film around the world. On one occasion with Zendaya, the two were both spotted wearing Rolex Cosmograph Daytonas. That only fueled more curiosity about the timepieces currently in the collection of this generation’s Spider-Man.

As one of Rolex’s most sought-after watches, the Cosmograph Daytona naturally has a place in Tom Holland’s collection. Alongside the contrasting-dial “Panda” version, the actor also owns a model with an ice-blue dial. More recently, he wore this particular Daytona during his film promotional tour.
Created for the world of motor racing, the Cosmograph Daytona has gone beyond being a sports chronograph to become one of Rolex’s classic chronograph models. The 60th-anniversary version features a case crafted from 950 platinum, paired with its signature ice-blue dial and a brown Cerachrom bezel.
Inside the watch is the calibre 4131. For the first time, Rolex introduced a transparent sapphire caseback to the Daytona line, allowing the wearer to admire the movement beneath the case. For a watch so closely tied to speed and performance, this detail reveals the beauty of its mechanics and makes it a timepiece worth celebrating.

Alongside Rolex, Tom Holland also owns a Cartier Santos, one of the French Maison’s longest-standing and most recognizable watch collections. Among them is the Santos 100, introduced by Cartier in 2004 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the first Santos.
The Santos 100 retains the signature square case of the Santos line, but increases its proportions compared with more conventional versions. Its thick bezel, with exposed screws across the surface, gives the watch a particularly strong and modern presence, setting it apart from the image of classical elegance often associated with Cartier.
The dial returns to the familiar codes of the Santos, most notably Cartier’s signature Roman numerals. Watch enthusiasts still get the clean, refined quality of the dial, paired with the square case and more assertive bezel. The contrast between the angular exterior and the elegance of the dial gives the Santos 100 its distinctive character, while also helping explain why the model has earned a place in Tom Holland’s collection.

To mention Patek Philippe is to mention the “king of watches,” a name almost every watch enthusiast has dreamed of owning at least once. While the Nautilus celebrates its 50th anniversary and remains one of the Geneva manufacture’s most sought-after models, Tom Holland is drawn to another member of the family: the Aquanaut, a luxury sports watch with the youthful yet refined character of Patek Philippe.
Holland’s Aquanaut features a 40 mm octagonal rose-gold case, a material that brings warmth and luxury to the wrist. Its dark brown dial is finished with the Aquanaut’s signature embossed pattern, giving the surface greater depth without relying on excessive decoration. Alongside the date display, easy-to-read Arabic numerals and luminous hands preserve the practical qualities expected of a sports watch.
The Aquanaut’s sporty appearance is balanced by the warmth of rose gold and the deep brown dial. It is neither as classical as the Calatrava nor as rugged as more purpose-built watches, allowing the Aquanaut to occupy its own place within the Patek Philippe universe—dynamic enough for a young actor while still retaining the craftsmanship associated with the Maison.

If the Patek Philippe Aquanaut suggests that Tom Holland has a taste for luxury sports watches, the TAG Heuer Monaco Titan reveals a slightly more rebellious side to his watch preferences. The Monaco has never been the kind of design that needs anyone’s permission to stand out, with its square case and strong racing identity. In the Titan edition, that retro character is made lighter with a 39 mm titanium case and a limited production of just 500 pieces.
The 39 mm titanium case is paired with a matching silver-gray dial, creating a light feel on the wrist without softening the Monaco’s inherently rebellious character. Two black square subdials stand out against the gray background, while red hands and the marker at 12 o’clock add vivid touches of color. Against the subdued palette, those small red details act almost like a little seasoning, bringing the dial to life while preserving its restrained appearance.
Born for speed and the racetrack, the Monaco has never been the kind of watch to blend into the crowd. The Titan version retains the square case that made the collection famous, but dresses it in titanium, bringing the design closer to a contemporary spirit.

A Deep Dive Into Tom Holland's Iconic Watch Collection

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