The Super Bowl LX 2026 was a night of thrilling football and a showcase of exquisite timepieces. But it's the stars' wristwear that has us talking! Here's a rundown of the most eye-catching watches that graced the field and stage.
Bad Bunny's Audemars Piguet Royal Oak: The Grammy-winning artist stole the show at halftime, and his watch choice was equally captivating. AP's latest Royal Oak Selfwinding in 18K yellow gold with a malachite dial is a bold statement. With its recent launch, this 37mm model is a fresh trendsetter, offering a 60-hour power reserve and water resistance up to 50 meters. But here's where it gets interesting—AP also released a 41mm version, catering to diverse tastes.
Jalen Hurts' Rolex Datejust 41: The Philadelphia Eagles' quarterback, honored as a Super Bowl Legend, sported a timeless classic. The Datejust's champagne dial and Jubilee bracelet exuded elegance, while the fluted bezel added a touch of luxury. A true icon, this watch is a celebration of Rolex's enduring style.
Travis Scott's Seiko Vintage c515-5000 Calculator: Scott's choice is a nod to vintage charm and individual style. This Seiko, produced in the 80s, is a collector's dream with its unique calculator function and distinct design. Its affordability (for now) makes it accessible to enthusiasts who value personal expression over exclusivity.
Jay-Z's Patek Philippe Celestial Grand Complications: A star-studded event calls for a celestial timepiece. Jay-Z's Patek Philippe is a masterpiece, displaying a live sky chart with the Moon's phase and orbit. The 44mm platinum case and its astronomical complications are a testament to Patek's craftsmanship. And this is the part most people miss—the crystal ellipse frames the visible sky, a subtle yet ingenious detail.
Tom Brady's Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Selfwinding Perpetual Calendar: Brady, a horological connoisseur, opted for a modern classic. AP's updated Royal Oak with a full ceramic case and bracelet pays homage to its 1972 roots. The new Calibre 7138 offers crown-only calendar adjustment, and the blue Grande Tapisserie dial is a stunning, lightweight twist on a beloved complication.
Christian Gonzalez's Breitling Super Chronomat B01: The pre-game tunnel walk is a fashion runway for players, and Gonzalez made a statement. Breitling's Super Chronomat in 18K red gold features a sophisticated dial and the iconic Rouleaux bracelet. A true upgrade for the stylish cornerback.
Roger Federer's Rolex Land-Dweller: Federer, the tennis legend, represents Rolex's Land-Dweller with class. Last year's launch at Watches and Wonders showcased its mechanical prowess and vintage-inspired design. The 70s revival of the Oysterquartz case and the integrated bracelet have us eagerly awaiting this year's novelties.
And there you have it—a lineup of watches as diverse and captivating as the Super Bowl itself. Which timepiece caught your eye? Do you agree with our Editor's Choice, or do you have a different favorite? Share your thoughts and keep the conversation going!
