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Najwa Nimri — watch collection


Najwa Nimri watch collection

Najwa Nimri

actor

VIP n° 1128 for number of watches
Actor n° 214 for number of watches
Number of brands: 1
Number of watches: 1
Preferred brand: Casio (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 0 $

About Najwa Nimri’s watch collection

Najwa Nimri is a Spanish actress and musician born in Pamplona in 1972, best known internationally for her roles in two of Spanish cinema and television's most celebrated productions. She broke through with Álex de la Iglesia's film 'El día de la bestia' and cemented her reputation with Julio Medem's 'Los amantes del Círculo Polar'. On the small screen, she reached a global audience playing the cold and calculating Alicia Sierra in Netflix's 'La Casa de Papel' (Money Heist), a role that turned her into one of the most recognisable faces in Spanish-language television. Parallel to her acting career, Nimri has released several studio albums and maintains an active presence as a recording artist, occupying an unusual space as a credible performer in both disciplines.

The Najwa Nimri watch collection, based on confirmed sightings, reflects a preference for compact, utilitarian pieces rather than luxury dress watches. At a press event tied to her music work — photographed performing in front of an 'En Concierto' backdrop — she was clearly wearing a Casio A700WG-9A, or its near-identical variant the A700WG-9ADF. The watch features a rectangular gold-tone stainless steel case and bracelet, a dark digital dial, and the multicolour function indicators that are characteristic of Casio's retro-digital A700 line. It is a quartz digital watch with a retail price well under $50, which makes it a deliberate choice rather than a default one.

The sighting is consistent with a broader cultural moment in which the Casio A700WG has been adopted by artists and performers who lean into an aesthetic that sits somewhere between 1980s nostalgia and understated practicality. For Nimri, whose public image has always carried an edge of deliberate unconventionality, a no-frills gold Casio worn on stage reads as entirely in character — functional, a little retro, and unbothered by expectation.

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