Early in his stockbroker days, Jordan Belfort wears a simple Seiko Solar. No flex, no statement piece, just a reliable, affordable quartz watch. If you’re lucky, you can still find one under $200. Seiko also offers several modern alternatives with the same clean, low-key look.

We don’t see much of Mark Hanna in the film, but the role is unforgettable. The watch fits perfectly: a two-tone Rolex Datejust with a champagne dial. Pure old-school Wall Street. Loud, confident, and impossible to miss. This is the right watch. Period.

At the peak of his run, Jordan Belfort wears what he calls a “$40,000 gold f**king watch.” In reality, it’s a TAG Heuer 1000 Professional. Loud, gold, and unapologetic just like him. Vintage examples can still be found around $1,000–2,000 if you’re lucky.

At his peak, Jordan Belfort wears the TAG Heuer 2000. This is the watch used in the yacht scene and during his most excessive phase. Solid gold, baguette diamonds set around the entire bezel and on the hour markers. Loud, deliberate, and very on-brand for this moment.

In the film, Donnie Azoff wears what is reportedly a replica Rolex Daytona, used for practical filming reasons. The watch itself fits the character perfectly. Solid gold, black dial, full chronograph layout. Loud, flashy, and completely in line with Donnie’s excess at this point in the story.