Giuliano Razzoli Watch Collection - Every Watch He's Been Spotted Wearing
Giuliano Razzoli currently has 3 watches in his collection. Check them in our database.
Introduction to Giuliano Razzoli
Giuliano Razzoli is an Italian alpine ski racer and Olympic champion, best known for winning gold in the slalom event at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Born in Castel d'Aiano, Emilia-Romagna, Razzoli rose through the ranks of the Italian national ski team to become one of the most decorated slalom specialists of his generation, competing on the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup circuit across more than a decade. His technical precision on the course and composed racing style made him a consistent podium threat, and his Olympic title remains a defining moment in Italian alpine skiing history.
Off the slopes, Razzoli gravitates toward high-end independent watchmaking, with a clear affinity for Geneva-based manufacture Gerald Charles. He serves as an official ambassador for the brand, and the Giuliano Razzoli watch collection as tracked by Watch Paparazzi currently counts three Gerald Charles references. The most significant spotting to date placed him courtside of the alpine circuit wearing the Gerald Charles Maestro 97 Tourbillon in 18K white gold — a flying tourbillon built around the house's signature octagonal case — worn directly over his Italian team blue Kappa race suit. It is a deliberate contrast that Gerald Charles itself leans into, positioning the brand at the crossroads of sport and haute horlogerie.
What the collection reflects, at least from what has been documented, is a preference for technically serious watches from outside the traditional Swiss powerhouses. Gerald Charles occupies a particular niche: independent, architecturally distinct, and mechanically ambitious without the commercial ubiquity of the major conglomerates. For an athlete whose career is built on precision and technical execution, the alignment feels less like a marketing arrangement and more like a genuine point of view. The Maestro 97 Tourbillon, in particular, is among the more rarefied complications in the brand's catalog, suggesting Razzoli's engagement with the collection goes beyond surface-level brand association.
Giuliano Razzoli Spotted Wearing Gerald Charles Maestro 97 Tourbillon in 18K White Gold
Inserted 03/05/2023
The Gerald Charles Maestro 97 Tourbillon is one of the most architecturally distinctive flying tourbillon watches ever produced — its octagonal case geometry traces directly to Gerald Genta's iconic 1970s design language, while the tourbillon bridge is sculpted to echo Genta's legendary handlebar mustache. Limited to just 25 examples in 18K white gold, this is a piece that rarely surfaces in public. Italian alpine ski racer and 2010 Vancouver Olympic slalom gold medalist Giuliano Razzoli wore it here as a brand ambassador for Gerald Charles, red cap and all.
Olympic Gold Medalist Giuliano Razzoli Spotted Wearing Gerald Charles Maestro.99 Tourbillon in Palladium
Inserted 03/05/2023
The Gerald Charles Maestro.99 Tourbillon is one of the most architecturally distinctive watches conceived by the late Gerald Genta, housed in a rare palladium case shaped as an asymmetric octagonal polygon with eight coupés edges and a signature half-moon convexity at 6 o'clock. Fewer than 99 examples exist, making every sighting significant. Italian alpine ski racer and 2010 Vancouver Olympic slalom gold medalist Giuliano Razzoli was photographed wearing one on a snowy slope, paired with his Italian national team kit and a Gerald Charles branded cap.
Giuliano Razzoli Spotted Wearing Gerald Charles Maestro 20th Anniversary Limited Edition
Inserted 30/11/2022
Limited to just 252 pieces — a nod to the brand's Geneva address at 252 Route de Thonon — the Gerald Charles Maestro 20th Anniversary is one of the most quietly compelling limited editions to emerge from independent Swiss watchmaking in recent memory. Its octagonal case, big date at 6 o'clock, and black rubber strap cut a distinctly sporting silhouette. Italian Alpine ski racer Giuliano Razzoli, fresh from a third-place podium finish at the iconic Wengen slalom, wore the piece with characteristic understated flair.
