About Anya Taylor-Joy’s watch collection
Anya Taylor-Joy is an Argentine-British actor who built one of the most distinctive careers of her generation through a series of psychologically complex, visually arresting performances. She broke through with Robert Eggers' 2015 folk horror film The Witch, then cemented her critical standing with roles in Split, Last Night in Soho, and the Netflix miniseries The Queen's Gambit — the latter earning her a Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Limited Series. She has since crossed into blockbuster territory via Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga and maintains a prominent presence in fashion, serving as a brand ambassador for Dior.
The Anya Taylor-Joy watch collection, at least as far as documented public appearances go, is anchored firmly in the world of Jaeger-LeCoultre. Taylor-Joy was announced as an ambassador for the Swiss manufacture, and the campaign imagery made the horological direction clear from the start: a rose gold Reverso One on her wrist, styled with deliberate Art Deco references — a rotary telephone, a cream suit, a platinum-blonde updo. The watch she appears to be wearing is the Reverso One Due, a women's configuration of the Reverso line that retains the signature rectangular reversible case first introduced in 1931. That original brief — a watch robust enough to survive polo matches for British officers in India — produced one of the most recognizable case shapes in the industry, and it translates directly into the piece Taylor-Joy wears.
What emerges from her association with Jaeger-LeCoultre is a considered alignment rather than an arbitrary commercial arrangement. The Reverso One Due suits her on-screen aesthetic: architectural, precise, rooted in a specific historical moment yet not bound to it. For a performer whose work consistently prioritizes craft over spectacle, a manufacture with Le Coultre's movement-making depth — and a design that has remained structurally unchanged for nearly a century — is a logical fit.