The Sopranos (1999)

The Sopranos

The Sopranos (1999 to 2007) is HBO's New Jersey mob drama. New Jersey mob boss Tony Soprano deals with personal and professional issues in his home and business life that affect his mental state, leading him to seek professional psychiatric counseling. (IMDb)

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Rolex Day-Date 18238

Worn by James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano. Tony's 36 mm yellow gold Day-Date wears its "President" nickname well, worn throughout the series.

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Cartier Tank Francaise

Worn by Michael Imperioli as Christopher Moltisanti. Christopher favors Cartier, including a diamond-set Tank Francaise.

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Cartier Roadster

Worn by Michael Imperioli as Christopher Moltisanti. Christopher wears the black-dial stainless-steel Cartier Roadster Chronograph ref. W62020X6 through the sixth season. Its 43 mm tonneau case, three-register dial, magnified asymmetric date, and radiator-cap crown with elongated chronograph pushers make it one of the stranger shapes in his otherwise gold-heavy Cartier rotation. The frame is from “The Ride” (season 6, episode 9), where the watch appears as Christopher and Tony steal wine from the Vipers; the bracelet, black dial, and chronograph case are visible at Christopher's left wrist. (BAMF Style; Watchfinder)

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Movado Esperanza

Worn by Tony Sirico as Paulie Gualtieri. Paulie, the crew's most fastidious dresser, wears Movado Esperanza models throughout the series: costume documentation tracks a stainless example and a yellow-gold-finished one worn through much of Seasons 3 to 5. The frame here shows the silvered Museum-style dial and open-link Esperanza bracelet at a restaurant table. A quartz Movado amid the crew's gold Rolexes is a very Paulie calculation: gleaming, legible across the room, and a fraction of the price of the boss's President, with a dial design that has sat in MoMA's collection since 1960. (BAMF Style; Boss Hunting)

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Rolex Lady-Datejust

Worn by Edie Falco as Carmela Soprano. Carmela wears a two-tone Rolex Lady-Datejust on a Jubilee bracelet: 26 mm Rolesor under a fluted gold bezel, the dial described by spotters as silver with diamond markers and elsewhere as champagne. Coverage cites the five-digit 69173, but its successor 79173 replaced it just as the series began and no frame resolves the generation. The watch mirrors her husband's gold Day-Date at respectable suburban volume: expensive without being loud, which is precisely the register Carmela manages. (SwissWatchExpo; Time+Tide)

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