Unveiling the four fabulous wristwatches that took the spotlight at the Super Bowl LX

The Super Bowl LX was not just a noteworthy event for football, but also a spectacle where luxury watches made a statement. Among the sea of celebrities and sports stars, four remarkable timepieces stood out. Firstly, Tom Brady, a lifetime watch connoisseur, was spotted sporting the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar in a 41 mm x 9.8 mm blue ceramic case with matching bracelet. This exquisite timepiece, initially retailing at approximately $130K is currently valued around $500K, reflecting its rarity and prestige. Next, former Swiss tennis professional, Roger Federer showed up with a Rolex Land-Dweller 40. As a lifetime Rolex ambassador, the choice was apt. With a white honeycomb motif dial encased in 904L stainless steel compliments by 18K white gold Rolesor case and bracelet, the Land-Dweller is an epitome of horological achievement. Thirdly, Travis Scott wore a vintage Seiko Calculator Watch, proving that tasteful horology doesn’t always entail a heavy price tag. Its stylish appeal holds its own among pricier counterparts and adds a unique touch to Scott’s style statement. Lastly, Seattle Seahawk’s head coach, Mike Macdonald donned a classic Submariner Date, a modern piece that balanced class and durability. Despite being exposed to potential scratches on the football sideline, this $10K Rolex watch emerged as the undisputed MVP watch of Super Bowl LX. Across different price brackets and styles, these timepieces exemplified personal style and love for horology amid the grandeur of the Super Bowl LX.