Movado Esperanza
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The Movado Esperanza is the quartz dress line that pairs Movado's Museum dial (Nathan George Horwitt's 1947 face reduced to a single dot at twelve, accepted into MoMA's design collection in 1960) with the line's signature free-falling bracelet of long open links and a push-button clasp. Produced since the 1990s in stainless, two-tone, and yellow gold-finished executions in men's and ladies' sizes, it is deliberately jewelry-first watchmaking: thin case, dot dial, and that lattice bracelet doing the talking. On screen its defining run is The Sopranos, where Paulie Gualtieri wears both steel and gold-toned examples across the series. (Movado; BAMF Style)
Appearances
1 cataloged on-screen appearance
| Title | Year | Type | Actor | Character |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Sopranos (1999) | 1999 | TV Series | Tony Sirico | Paulie Gualtieri |