Nobody Wants This (2024)

Nobody Wants This

Nobody Wants This (2024 to present) is Erin Foster's Netflix romantic comedy about Joanne (Kristen Bell), an agnostic podcaster, and Noah Roklov (Adam Brody), the young rabbi she falls for, with Justine Lupe, Timothy Simons and Jackie Tohn; the first season premiered on September 26, 2024, and the second on October 23, 2025. (Wikipedia)

Watches

Langel (unidentified model)

Worn by Adam Brody as Noah Roklov. Seasons one and two. Prop master Michael Orona told British GQ that Brody wanted a watch that felt handed down, "something that felt like Noah's grandfather's watch", and picked a vintage Langel, from The Curatorial Dept, out of ten vintage pieces assistant prop master Auri Friedrich had shopped in Los Angeles; no double could be found, and the same watch stayed on Noah's wrist for the second season because, Orona says, Brody treats the hands and wrist as part of his performance. The show never names it, Reddit guesses had run to an Omega De Ville or a Rolex Cellini, and the magazine could trace the brand only to the Vialux-Langel Watch Co. of Biel; no model is recorded. (British GQ; British GQ; GQ)

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Richard Mille RM 11

Worn by Seth Rogen as Rabbi Neil. Season two, in which Rogen guests as Neil, the rabbi of a liberal Malibu temple (credited in episodes 6, "Anything Can Happen", and 7, "When You Know, You Know"). Prop master Michael Orona told British GQ he "was nervous putting the Richard Mille on him, but it worked: non-traditional Rabbi, non-traditional timepiece"; consultant Young Brando of Watches 'n Style, who had already spotted it in the trailer, reads it as an RM 11-03 flyback chronograph with annual calendar in titanium. The prop master confirms the maker and the consultant supplies the reference, so the family page is linked with the RM 11-03 reading recorded here. (British GQ; GQ)

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Rolex Day-Date

Worn by Paul Ben-Victor as Ilan Roklov. Season two. Prop master Michael Orona told British GQ that Paul Ben-Victor "arrived to set with his personal watch, a Rolex Day-Date 40 in yellow gold with a green ombré dial" on his first day of shooting, and that it was kept for Noah's father: "It was perfect for his character." Ben-Victor is credited as Ilan Roklov in episodes 3, "The Unethical Therapist", and 6, "Anything Can Happen" (both October 23, 2025). The source gives metal, size and dial but no reference, so the family page is linked. (British GQ; GQ)

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Hamilton Intra-Matic

Worn by Arian Moayed as Andy. Season two. Prop master Michael Orona told British GQ that Dr. Andy, Morgan's therapist turned love interest, is introduced wearing "a Hamilton Intra-matic Chronograph, a sensible choice I thought"; Moayed's first credited episode is 3, "The Unethical Therapist" (October 23, 2025). Orona names the line but no reference or dial, and Hamilton sells both the automatic Auto Chrono and a hand-wound chronograph under the Intra-Matic name, so the family page is linked. (British GQ; GQ)

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Rolex Submariner

Worn by Arian Moayed as Andy. Season two. Once the scripts made Andy "a mystery that unfolded as the season progressed", prop master Michael Orona decided "every episode he should have a different watch", and lists a black Rolex Submariner among them, adding that "they aren't always featured". No episode, dial or reference is given; Moayed is credited in episodes 3, 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10 (October 23, 2025). The family page is linked. (British GQ; GQ)

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Rolex Datejust

Worn by Arian Moayed as Andy. Season two. Prop master Michael Orona told British GQ that Andy wears a two-tone Rolex Datejust "for his Richard-Gere-in-Pretty-Woman Purim costume", one of the different watches he gave the character in each episode; the source does not say which episode carries the Purim party, and Moayed is credited in episodes 3, 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10 (October 23, 2025). No reference or dial is named, so the family page is linked. (British GQ; GQ)

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Rolex Bubbleback

Worn by Arian Moayed as Andy. Season two. Among the different watches prop master Michael Orona gave Andy for each episode, he lists for British GQ "a vintage Rolex Bubbleback with a California dial"; no episode, reference or metal is given, and Orona notes the rotation is not always featured on screen. Moayed is credited in episodes 3, 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10 (October 23, 2025). The family page is linked. (British GQ; GQ)

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Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar

Worn by Arian Moayed as Andy. Season two. The last of the watches prop master Michael Orona lists for British GQ in Andy's episode-by-episode rotation is "an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar", with no metal, reference or episode and the caveat that the watches "aren't always featured"; Moayed is credited in episodes 3, 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10 (October 23, 2025). The family page is linked. (British GQ; GQ)

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Montblanc (unidentified model)

Worn by Paul Ben-Victor as Ilan Roklov. Season one. Prop master Michael Orona confirmed to British GQ that Noah's father "wears a Montblanc 7016 chronograph, which is seen during the 'pork incident' family meal"; Ben-Victor is credited as Ilan Roklov in episodes 1 to 3 (September 26, 2024) and the source does not say which carries the dinner. The reference 7016 is recorded here, but no cited source ties it to a Montblanc model line and the catalog has no page for it, so the maker-level page is linked. (British GQ)

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