Michael B. Jordan's luxury watch collection, from Rolex and Tiffany & Co. to Richard Mille
It's almost hard to believe that the
same actor who played the baby-faced kid-turned-drug-dealer Wallace in HBO's The Wire has become one of Hollywood's most
bankable leading men.
Actor and director Michael B. Jordan at the Creed III photocall at Le Grand Rex in February 2023, in Paris, France.
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But it's not just his acting that's evolved – his sense of style has, too. Once too broke to even think about luxury watches, Jordan told Robb Report, 'It wasn't really something I had been introduced to … but then over time, the more I had to dress up, it was something that I realised was a vital piece of fashion.'
Today, he's a fully-fledged watch guy – 'hooked', as he puts it – on the one accessory he can't live without. Here are a few stand-outs from Michael B. Jordan's luxury watch collection.
Piaget Altiplano 40mm Chronograph
Actor Michael B. Jordan backstage at the 88th Annual Academy Awards at the Dolby Theatre in February 2016, in Hollywood, California.
Jordan has had a long-standing relationship with Piaget, even acting as an ambassador for the Swiss watchmaker for several years. If his red carpet appearances are anything to go by, he seems to have a soft spot for its Altiplano line, a collection known for its ultra-thin face and tailored aesthetic. At the 2016 Oscars, for instance, he wore the newly released Piaget Altiplano Chronograph in white gold, paired with matching white gold cufflinks from
the prestigious maison
Piaget Polo 7131
Michael B. Jordan speaks on stage during a Creed III event at AMC Madison Yards 8 in October 2022, in Atlanta, Georgia.
As a friend of the brand, the actor has also had access to some rare pieces from the Piaget archives, including this vintage Piaget Polo 7131 from 1979. Crafted in 18k yellow gold, this 25mm unisex design was revolutionary for its time, aligning with the era's boundary-pushing shifts in fashion, culture and society. Small and understated but big on style, it was a
stylish choice for Jordan to wear during the Creed III press tour back in 2022.
Richard Mille RM 72-01 Le Mans Classic
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