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Will Arnett — watch collection


Will Arnett watch collection

Will Arnett

actor

VIP n° 1121 for number of watches
Actor n° 214 for number of watches
Number of brands: 1
Number of watches: 1
Preferred brand: Rolex (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 0 $

About Will Arnett’s watch collection

Will Arnett is a Canadian-American actor, comedian, and producer best known for playing the self-serious, perpetually failing magician G.O.B. Bluth on the cult Fox comedy Arrested Development — a role that earned him multiple Emmy nominations. Beyond that breakout part, Arnett has built one of the more versatile careers in contemporary comedy, voicing Batman across the Lego Movie franchise, starring in the Netflix original series BoJack Horseman as the lead character, and maintaining a steady presence in both film and television for over two decades. He is also a prolific commercial voiceover artist, his baritone recognizable from years of GMC truck campaigns.

When it comes to watches, Arnett leans toward Rolex — and not the obvious entry points. At what appears to be a Vanity Fair Oscar Party, he was spotted wearing a Rolex Submariner Date 116619LB, universally known among collectors as the 'Smurf.' This is the all-white-gold version of the 40mm Submariner Date, introduced by Rolex in 2008. It pairs an 18k white gold Oyster case and bracelet with a vivid blue ceramic bezel and matching blue dial. Retail scarcity and a price point well into five figures make it a deliberate choice rather than an impulse purchase. Arnett wore it beneath the cuff of a slim-cut navy tuxedo — low-key placement for a watch that collectors immediately clock.

The Will Arnett watch collection, based on current sightings, reflects the preferences of someone who knows the market and buys with purpose rather than volume. The Smurf is a reference that appeals to serious collectors without requiring any visible logo-flashing. It fits the profile of an actor who has spent much of his career playing characters defined by a gap between self-image and reality — while off-screen, the actual taste turns out to be quietly considered.

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