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Andy Green's Must-Haves: No Safe Bets

OT: The Podcast co-host Andy Green shares his must-have watches on Bezel, from a black ceramic IWC to Romain Gauthier's platinum C and the Tiffany & Co. Nautilus.

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Andy Green

November 14, 2026

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5 min read

Andy Green has a simple rule for buying watches: if you like it, buy it. The Melbourne-based co-host of OT: The Podcast, which he runs with Felix Scholz, has spent the past decade backing brands that don't have waitlists yet, and when he sat down with us for Come Collect earlier this year, he made it clear he's done with safe bets.

In this edition of Must-Haves, Andy picks five watches on Bezel, from a black ceramic IWC made with Formula 1 driver George Russell to a Tiffany & Co. Nautilus he's certain nobody will believe is real.

IWC Pilot's Watch Automatic 41 George Russell Ref. IW328107

Love this. I'm not an F1 guy, but I just think the colorway is awesome. It's black ceramic, with the dial printing and rubber strap done in the blue from George Russell's helmet. It stands out in the right kind of way. Super comfortable on the rubber strap, and it wears well.

Cartier Panthère de Cartier Medium Ref. W4PN0008

I love a Panthère. Medium is a great size, at 27 by 37mm. Extra points for the diamonds, all 44 of them around the bezel.

Romain Gauthier C by Romain Gauthier Platinum Edition Ref. MON00550

RG is still, in my opinion, slept on when it comes to indies. The C is Romain's take on a sports watch, with a hand-wound movement made in-house, and platinum on a rubber strap is epic. This is a great insider's piece. There's a good chance RG will explode in the next couple of years, IMO.

Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36 "Jubilee Motif" Ref. 126000-0016

Chaotically beautiful. Rolex took the Jubilee motif, the Rolex name repeated across the dial, and redid it in about ten colors of lacquer. I've wanted one since they were announced at Watches and Wonders this year, and I'll admit I didn't think they'd do anything for the Oyster's 100th. Praying to the watch gods this one comes through for me at some point.

Patek Philippe Nautilus "Tiffany & Co." Ref. 5711/1A-018

It doesn't get much flexier than a Tiffany PP Nautilus. Only 170 were made, one for each year of Patek and Tiffany's partnership, and the first sold at Phillips for $6.5 million for charity. The only downside of owning this watch is that literally everyone will think it's fake. But you'll know, and so will your bank manager.

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