The Night Manager Watches: Pine's Gold Omega and Who Else Wears What
The Night Manager is a spy thriller, not a watch show, and it has no costume-department interview about watches. What exists is a handful of identifications from watch sites, led by the gold Omega Speedmaster on Jonathan Pine in season 2. This guide lists each watch by character, says who reported it, and flags where the sources disagree. Several characters have no documented watch at all, and we say so rather than fill the gap.
The short answer
The headline watch is an 18k Moonshine gold Omega Speedmaster worn by Tom Hiddleston's Pine in season 2, but the sources give two different reference numbers and one calls its own identification unconfirmed. Professional Watches argues Omega probably paid for the placement. That is the outlet's inference, and we found no statement from Omega or the production. Every other watch comes from a single site, and Richard Roper 's watch is disputed between an IWC Spitfire and a Casio.
Who wears what: quick reference
| Character (actor) | Watches |
|---|---|
| Jonathan Pine(Tom Hiddleston) | Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional, 18k Moonshine gold, 42 mm; Tissot Couturier |
| Teddy Dos Santos(Diego Calva) | Omega De Ville Prestige, steel and Sedna gold, 41 mm |
| Richard Roper(Hugh Laurie) | IWC Spitfire chronograph, rose gold; Casio (model not identified) |
| Angela Burr(Olivia Colman) | Omega De Ville Prestige |
| Jed Marshall(Elizabeth Debicki) | Cartier Tank Francaise |
| Major Corkoran(Tom Hollander) | No documented watch |
How we label the evidence
Confirmed means a costume designer, prop department, the brand or the show itself said so, or multiple reputable outlets agree and cite a source. Reported means a single reputable outlet or database reports it. Community-identified means fans identified it from screenshots in a cited community thread, which we flag as unverified. We leave out other fan speculation, and where sources disagree we say so. All prices are in US dollars and are indicative; check current listings before buying.
Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston)
Loupe reads Pine's watches as a career arc: a modest Tissot while he is a hotel night manager in season 1, then a solid gold Speedmaster in season 2 as an undercover operative. That reading is the guide's own editorial interpretation, not a production statement. Professional Watches (February 16, 2026) says the gold Speedmaster is worn through the season and suggests it is likely paid product placement because Omega pays to appear in the James Bond films. That is the author's inference only. The article cites no Omega, network or production confirmation, and Watch-ID says its own match is “not confirmed yet” and rests on a few screenshots.
| Watch | Reference | Evidence | Where you see it | Price (US) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional, 18k Moonshine gold, 42 mm | 310.60.42.50.99.002 per Professional Watches, Watch-ID and IMWDb; Loupe lists 310.60.42.50.01.001 | Reported | Season 2. The two references conflict, and Watch-ID calls its identification unconfirmed | $50,500 retail per Professional Watches (Feb 16, 2026); the same reference launched at $36,500 in March 2022 (Watches by SJX); Loupe values its listed reference at $33,263 and shows listings from $32,409 to $34,418 |
| Tissot Couturier | T035.410.16.051.00 per Loupe | Reported | Season 1 (2016), per Loupe only. We found no second source | Not listed by Loupe |
Teddy Dos Santos (Diego Calva)
Calva's character wears a two-tone Omega dress watch in season 2, according to Professional Watches. IMWDb repeats the identification and names that article as its source, so this is one report, not two.
| Watch | Reference | Evidence | Where you see it | Price (US) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Omega De Ville Prestige, steel and Sedna gold, 41 mm | 434.23.41.21.09.001 | Reported | Season 2. Professional Watches calls it a likely paid placement alongside Pine's Speedmaster, again as its own inference | $9,800 per Professional Watches (Feb 16, 2026) |
Richard Roper (Hugh Laurie)
Roper's watch is the least settled one. A fan submission on Watches in Movies identifies a rose gold IWC Spitfire chronograph, and Loupe lists it as IW387803 with a 2016 date. A 2017 essay on the watch relies on that same fan submission, and a separate Spotern entry names a different Spitfire, a Perpetual Calendar. IMWDb instead lists an unidentified Casio for “series two”, citing British GQ, an article we could not locate. Roper's story changes between seasons, so the IWC (a 2016 identification) and the Casio (series two) may be about different seasons, but no source says that, and we do not treat it as settled.
| Watch | Reference | Evidence | Where you see it | Price (US) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IWC Spitfire chronograph, rose gold | IW387803 per Loupe; Spotern lists a Spitfire Perpetual Calendar instead | Community-identified | Season 1 (2016) per Loupe's date. The original ID is a fan submission with no scene or reference | Loupe market value $16,785; Chrono24 listings $13,983 to $14,610 (as shown Oct 25, 2026) |
| Casio (model not identified) | Unknown | Uncertain | “Series two” per IMWDb, citing British GQ, which we could not verify | — |
Angela Burr (Olivia Colman)
Burr, the intelligence officer who recruits Pine, has one reported watch, and it comes from Loupe alone. We could not find that reference number in any other source.
| Watch | Reference | Evidence | Where you see it | Price (US) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Omega De Ville Prestige | 424.10.33.20.05.001 per Loupe | Reported | Dated 2016 by Loupe (season 1). No second source | Not listed by Loupe |
Jed Marshall (Elizabeth Debicki)
Jed's reported watch is a steel Cartier Tank Francaise, again from Loupe alone, which dates it to 2016 and does not give an episode.
| Watch | Reference | Evidence | Where you see it | Price (US) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cartier Tank Francaise | WSTA0065 per Loupe | Reported | Dated 2016 by Loupe (season 1). No second source | Loupe market value $4,037; Chrono24 listings $3,080 to $4,355 (as shown Oct 25, 2026) |
Major Corkoran (Tom Hollander)
Corkoran, Roper's chief of staff in season 1, has no documented watch in any source we read. We have left him without an entry rather than guess.
Who dressed the show, and what they have said
Oliver Cronk of echo artists is credited as costume designer on season 2. His agency's posts discuss a Telegraph interview about the lead characters' wardrobes and a Vogue piece on Camila Morrone's clothes as Roxana Bolanos, but they say nothing about watches. For season 1, TVmaze credits Signe Sejlund as costume designer, though only against the first episode on that page. We found no interview from either designer, the prop department, Omega or the actors about any watch, which is why nothing here is marked confirmed.
If you came from a James Bond guide, note the difference. Professional Watches' placement argument leans on Omega's Bond appearances, which we cover in our James Bond watches guide. For this show, the Omega-placement link is the outlet's own inference. For a series where the watches are better documented, see The Gentlemen, and for the wider picture see watches in TV shows.
Get the look for less
These are the same reported watches, bought pre-owned, with listing ranges from Loupe's Chrono24 feed as shown on October 25, 2026. Prices are indicative; check current listings.
| Watch | Why it fits | Price (US) |
|---|---|---|
| Cartier Tank Francaise WSTA0065 (pre-owned) | Jed Marshall's reported watch, and the cheapest one here | $3,080 to $4,355 |
| IWC Spitfire Chronograph IW387803 (pre-owned) | Roper's reported watch, if the community ID is right | $13,983 to $14,610 |
| Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch Gold 310.60.42.50.01.001 (pre-owned) | Loupe's reference for Pine's season 2 watch; listings can be unworn or unknown condition | $32,409 to $34,418 |
Myths and mix-ups, corrected
- “Omega confirmed the Speedmaster placement.” No. The placement claim is Professional Watches' inference, and we found no Omega or production statement.
- “Pine's Speedmaster reference is settled.” It is not. Professional Watches, Watch-ID and IMWDb say 310.60.42.50.99.002, Loupe says 310.60.42.50.01.001, and Watch-ID calls its match unconfirmed.
- “Roper wears an IWC Spitfire, full stop.” That is a fan identification repeated by Loupe, and a Spotern entry names a different Spitfire. IMWDb lists a Casio for series two.
- “Season 2 aired on one date.” Reports differ by platform. Wikipedia lists the BBC run from January 1 to February 1, 2026, while reports for Prime Video give January 11 as the start outside the UK.
Sources
Professional Watches (Jason Pitsch, February 16, 2026), Watch-ID, Loupe, IMWDb, Watches in Movies, Spotern and davekov’s 2017 essay for identifications; Watches by SJX (March 10, 2022) for the Speedmaster launch price; Wikipedia, echo artists and TVmaze for broadcast and costume credits. Every identification is single-source or disputed, and we found no costume-department, brand or actor statement. Prices are indicative US-dollar figures retrieved on October 25, 2026, with source dates where the source gave one.
Frequently Asked Questions
What watch does Jonathan Pine wear in The Night Manager season 2?
Reports say an 18k Moonshine gold Omega Speedmaster, though the sources give two different reference numbers and one calls its identification unconfirmed.
Did Omega pay for the Speedmaster in The Night Manager?
Unknown. Professional Watches infers it is likely paid placement, but we found no statement from Omega or the production.
What watch does Richard Roper wear?
A fan identification, repeated by Loupe, says a rose gold IWC Spitfire chronograph. IMWDb separately lists an unidentified Casio for series two.
What watch does Teddy Dos Santos wear?
Professional Watches reports an Omega De Ville Prestige ref. 434.23.41.21.09.001 on Diego Calva's character.
Who is the costume designer on The Night Manager?
Oliver Cronk for season 2, per echo artists. TVmaze credits Signe Sejlund for season 1.
When did The Night Manager season 2 air?
The BBC run was January 1 to February 1, 2026 per Wikipedia. Reports for Prime Video give January 11 as the start outside the UK, with the finale on February 1.
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