2017年8月17日 · While Picasso is considered radical in his work, his taste in watches was certainly classic and timeless. He may not be considered a collector, but he had three of the most beautifully designed watches ever. It is unknown where the watches ended up after his death in 1973, so we’ll give you their modern counterparts:

2021年5月24日 · Apparently, it’s not just Pablo Picasso’s art that attracts the big bucks. A rare wristwatch once donned by the towering Spanish artist hammered down for 18 times higher than its pre-auction ...

2021年5月26日 · The circa 1960 manual wind steel bracelet watch is one of three known examples bearing Picasso’s name. It was often spotted on the legend in photographs, including Cecil Beaton’s famous 1944 portrait.

2017年3月9日 · Both watches are “well loved” and we know from numerous studio photographs in the latter years of his life that Picasso did not remove his watch when painting, making these two watches as priceless for art collectors as bounty hunters of watches with provenance. Picasso’s yellow-gold watch has black, hand-painted letters in Granjon font ...

2020年7月3日 · Photographs of Picasso posing with his favourite watches have become sought-after collectables in their own right. In 1954, Yousuf Karsh photographed Picasso wearing a Jaeger-LeCoultre Triple...

2021年2月18日 · The three watches known to have made up his collection were a late 1940’s Jaeger-LeCoultre triple date moonphase, a 1950’s Patek Philippe moonphase, and a 1960’s Rolex GMT-Master. These are arguably three of the most beautifully designed watches from three of the most inventive watchmakers in the world.

2021年5月21日 · These Picasso watches were worn by the artist as documented in photos taken of Picasso at his studio by Cecil Beaton in the 1960s. Picasso also owned other watches including a Rolex GMT-Master and a Jaeger-LeCoultre triple calendar moon phase.

2024年3月1日 · Only five of Picasso’s watches are known, with the whereabouts of most still being a mystery. Still, the small selection at hand paint a good picture (pun intended) of what, to Pablo Picasso, constitutes a watch worth owning. Perhaps the most famous picture of Picasso wearing a wristwatch is the one above, circa 1960s.

2022年12月2日 · From simple and classic designs to more intricate and opulent styles, Picasso's watches reflect the artist's diverse interests and tastes. Join us as we journey through the fascinating world of Pablo Picasso's prized watch collection, and unlock the secrets of the man behind the brush.

Picasso’s watch is a manual wind timepiece on a stainless steel bracelet by little-known Swiss watch producer Michael Z. Berger, circa 1960. The silvered dial features the all-important name Pablo Picasso in black, with the letters forming the hour markers. The case is signed M.T. Co.