Stefano Accorsi — watch collection

About Stefano Accorsi’s watch collection

Stefano Accorsi is one of Italy's most recognized and consistently working actors, with a career spanning more than three decades across film, television, and theater. Born in Bologna in 1971, he broke through in the mid-1990s with roles in films by directors such as Gabriele Muccino and Giovanni Veronesi, quickly establishing himself as a leading man in Italian cinema. He has since accumulated credits across prestige TV productions, including the RAI drama series Veloce come il vento and the period crime series 1992, 1993, and 1994, where he played the morally conflicted advertising executive Leonardo Notte — a role that earned him widespread critical attention and a new generation of fans. Accorsi is also known internationally for his work in French-language productions, having spent a significant portion of the 2000s based in Paris.

When it comes to watches, the Stefano Accorsi watch collection leans clearly toward Omega, and specifically toward the more technically serious end of the brand's catalog. He has been photographed wearing the Omega Speedmaster Moonshine Gold, reference 310.60.42.50.10.001 — a full precious-metal version of the Speedmaster Professional built around Omega's proprietary 18-karat gold alloy, which resists fading better than standard yellow gold. What sets this particular sighting apart is the combination of the green PVD-treated dial and bezel insert against the warm Moonshine gold case and five-link bracelet. It is a contemporary take on a historically significant watch, and Accorsi wears it in a way that reads as considered rather than showy.

With two watches currently in our database, the picture of Accorsi's taste is still forming, but the choice of a precious-metal Speedmaster Professional — rather than a Constellation or De Ville — suggests someone drawn to the mechanical and historical credentials of a piece, not just its material value. The Speedmaster line carries genuine horological weight, and opting for the Moonshine Gold variant points to an appreciation for how Omega has updated a well-documented reference without stripping away what made it relevant in the first place.