The Garbo Edit
The Garbo Edit
WALDOR & CO. and the estate of Greta Garbo™ are marking her 120th birthday with a limited collaboration, where Hollywood glamour meets Scandinavian minimalism.
From Stockholm to Hollywood’s Golden Age
Greta Garbo, born in Sweden in 1905, became one of the most magnetic stars of early cinema. With her striking stillness and mysterious aura, she captivated audiences worldwide. Even a century later, she remains a symbol of elegance, independence, and quiet strength.
Art Deco inspiration with modern restraint
The Garbo 24 Stockholm takes its inspiration from the Art Deco movement that flourished during Greta's rise to fame. The silver sunray dial recalls the radiant geometry often seen in 1920s design. Gold Roman numerals provide balance and symmetry, while the two-tone palette reflects the period’s fascination with contrast. Greta Garbo’s authentic autograph, placed with subtle precision, completes the piece as both a decorative element and a lasting tribute. The Garbo 24 Stockholm comes a highly limited production run of only 500 pieces.
Grace in Every Moment
The Garbo 24 Stockholm is more than a watch, it’s a conversation between past and present. Crafted with Scandinavian precision and infused with the quiet glamour of a bygone age, it embodies the rare balance of beauty and substance. Just as Greta Garbo left an indelible mark on cinema, this timepiece is designed to leave its mark on those who wear it, a companion for moments both ordinary and unforgettable.
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