Christopher Moltisanti’s Cartier Habit

Character watches

Christopher wears a diamond-set Tank Française, a gold Pasha and a steel Roadster chronograph.

ByIMWDb Editorial10 September 2026

Christopher’s Roadster chronograph during the wine theft in “The Ride.” The steel case and projecting controls are visible at his cuff.

In The Sopranos, Christopher Moltisanti wears a black-dial steel Cartier Roadster chronograph with his houndstooth jacket in “The Ride.” Its curved case and projecting crown and pushers give it a bulbous profile, quite different from his earlier gold Cartiers. BAMF Style identifies the watch in its episode-specific account. (BAMF Style)

Across the series, Christopher wears three Cartier shapes: the rectangular Tank Française, the round Pasha and the tonneau-shaped Roadster.

The diamond-set Tank Française

GQ España describes Christopher’s Cartier Tank Française as yellow gold with diamonds along the two brancards. The exact reference remains unresolved. (GQ España)

The reference 2384 described on the linked Tank Française page is a different execution; it does not identify Christopher’s diamond-set watch.

Christopher’s rectangular gold Cartier beside his shirt cuff. The scene supports the Tank identification without settling the diamond-set reference.

The Pasha’s gold grille

BAMF Style identifies Christopher’s yellow-gold Pasha Grid, also called a Pasha Grille, by the gold lattice across its white dial. (BAMF Style)

The Pasha bracelet with Christopher’s leather blazer in “No Show.”

The Roadster chronograph

BAMF Style identifies Christopher’s black-dial steel Roadster chronograph in “The Ride” and “Walk Like a Man,” both in season six. It proposes W62020X6 as the likely reference. (BAMF Style’s Roadster analysis)

The Roadster catalog page describes the silver-dial, time-and-date W62025V3. Its dial and movement specifications do not describe Christopher’s black-dial chronograph.

In the dark scene from “Walk Like a Man,” BAMF Style points to the pushers flanking the crown. They distinguish the chronograph even where the dial is difficult to see.

Christopher’s Cartiers alongside Tony’s Day-Date

Tony’s yellow-gold Rolex Day-Date recurs throughout the series, as Deployant documents. Beside that familiar round watch, Christopher’s Tank, Pasha and Roadster change both shape and decoration. (Deployant)

Tony’s yellow-gold Day-Date and President bracelet in HBO publicity photography, for comparison with Christopher’s three Cartier designs. (Source)

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