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Camila Morrone — watch collection


Camila Morrone watch collection

Camila Morrone

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VIP n° 1143 for number of watches
Model n° 30 for number of watches
Number of brands: 1
Number of watches: 1
Preferred brand: Bulgari (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 114,000 $

About Camila Morrone’s watch collection

Camila Morrone is an Argentine-American model and actress who built her profile through a combination of high-fashion editorial work and film roles. Born in Buenos Aires and raised in Los Angeles, she signed with IMG Models and appeared in campaigns for major fashion houses before transitioning into acting. Her film credits include the 2018 thriller Never Goin' Back and the Amazon Prime Video drama Mickey and the Bear, the latter earning her recognition on the festival circuit. She has graced the covers of publications including Vogue and Vanity Fair, and her presence at major industry events — from Cannes to the Met Gala — has kept her consistently in the public eye.

The Camila Morrone watch collection, as captured by photographers and spotted on red carpets, leans firmly toward the high jewellery end of the watch spectrum. The most notable piece documented in our database is the Bulgari Serpenti Seduttori in 18k white gold, reference 103159 — a watch that covers virtually every surface, from the articulated bracelet links to the dial, in pavé diamonds. It is less a functional timepiece than a piece of wrist sculpture, and choosing it signals a clear preference for watches that operate in jewellery territory rather than the horological mainstream.

That single documented sighting tells a fairly clear story about her approach to watches. The Bulgari Serpenti line dates back to the 1940s, when the Roman maison began hiding small movements inside flexible tubogas snake bracelets — a heritage that gives even the most jewel-heavy modern versions a legitimate watchmaking lineage. For a model and actress who moves between fashion and film, wearing a piece from that lineage, at its most diamond-saturated, fits neatly with a personal style that treats accessories as extensions of a broader visual identity rather than practical tools.

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