Jeremy Strong Watch Collection - Every Watch He's Been Spotted Wearing
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Introduction to Jeremy Strong
Jeremy Strong is an American actor known for his role as Kendall Roy in the HBO series Succession, for which he won an Emmy Award. Beyond his acclaimed television work, Strong has built a reputation for selective film roles and appearances at major industry events. His career spans dramatic roles in prestige productions, making him a regular fixture on red carpets and at film festivals where his sartorial choices—including his watches—receive close attention.
Strong's Jeremy Strong watch collection centers almost exclusively on Richard Mille, the Swiss luxury watchmaker known for high-end sports watches and technical innovation. His documented wrist sightings include the Richard Mille RM 16-02 FQ in Terracotta TPT, spotted at the 64th New York Film Festival premiere of "The Social Reckoning," featuring a distinctive marbled terracotta dial with integrated red rubber strap. He has also been photographed wearing the Richard Mille RM 037 WG-ATZ, which combines white ceramic and 18k white gold with a mother-of-pearl dial.
Strong's connection to Richard Mille extends to his role in Succession, where character Kendall Roy wore a custom Richard Mille timepiece—either the RM 07-01 or RM 67-01—as part of the character's affluent styling. Additionally, Strong wore a Richard Mille RM 07-04 Automatic, valued at approximately $185,000, to the Met Gala. His consistent choice of Richard Mille pieces suggests a deliberate alignment with the brand's positioning in luxury watchmaking and its appeal among high-net-worth individuals in entertainment.
Jeremy Strong Spotted Wearing Richard Mille RM 16-02 Terracotta TPT at New York Film Festival
Inserted 08/10/2026
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The Richard Mille RM 16-02 FQ features a hand-wound mechanical movement housed in a Terracotta TPT case—a composite material blending carbon fiber with ceramic, yielding distinctive marbled burgundy and cream tones. This second-generation rectangular watch, introduced in 2007 and redesigned for ergonomic fit, pairs a skeletonised dial with an integrated red rubber strap. Actor Jeremy Strong wore this timepiece at the 64th New York Film Festival premiere, continuing his well-documented affinity for Richard Mille.
Jeremy Strong Spotted Wearing Richard Mille RM 037 WG-ATZ in White Ceramic and Gold
Inserted 14/08/2026
The Richard Mille RM 037 WG-ATZ pairs white ceramic with 18k white gold and a mother-of-pearl dial in an elongated tonneau case originally marketed as a ladies' watch—yet increasingly embraced by male collectors for its refined proportions and wrist comfort. Powered by the in-house calibre CRMA1 with black PVD bridges, the piece features a signature variable-geometry rotor and dual pusher/selector buttons for date and crown function. Actor Jeremy Strong wore this sophisticated variant during a recent GQ interview about his forthcoming role as Mark Zuckerberg.
Jeremy Strong Spotted Wearing a Custom Richard Mille on Succession
Inserted 04/05/2023
Richard Mille's relationship with film and television costume departments is no accident — the brand actively seeds product placements with bespoke or prototype pieces that never reach retail. The rectangular-to-tonneau-shaped case visible on Jeremy Strong's wrist as Kendall Roy aligns with the RM 07 or RM 67 family, distinguished by its slim, elongated silhouette. Strong reportedly received the watch directly from the manufacture for the role, reinforcing Roy's character as a man who performs wealth through ultra-legible horological signals.
Jeremy Strong Spotted Wearing Richard Mille RM 07-04 at the Met Gala
Inserted 04/05/2023
The Richard Mille RM 07-04 is one of the brand's most architecturally complex ladies' tonneau pieces, built around a skeletonized automatic movement housed in a multi-component case that typically combines precious metals with high-tech materials. Retailing at $185,000, it sits firmly in Richard Mille's core haute horlogerie tier. Emmy-winning actor Jeremy Strong — known for his obsessive approach to character detail — wore the piece to the Met Gala in New York, making a quiet but pointed statement about the intersection of fashion, art, and mechanical watchmaking.