Giving celebrities a Watch Game score based on their collections was a concept that I came up with for a previous channel a while back. Due to many requests I am pleased to bring them back!
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On this celebrity watch review I’m going to be going over what can be considered the best basketball player of all time Michael Jordan.
The first thing that I would like to mention about MJ is that he has a very eccentric watch collection. He does not like you average watches and is more on the eccentric spectrum of watch collecting. The watches in his collection that seem to be more average are going to be his Rolex. These are some to name a few. Rolex Sky Dweller blue dial, Rolex GMT Master 2 in yellow gold with the green dial, Rolex GMT Master 2 SANR (factory diamond bezel and lugs), Rolex Daytona in platinum, Rolex 36mm DayDate platinum (Dennis Rodman also had one). There is no doubt that he has more that we are not seeing but these are the highlights from the brand.
Jordan also likes IWC. He owns two Big Pilots which he wears a lot. One is platinum with blue dial and blue leather strap. And the other is rose gold and is more of a special edition of 250 pieces.
The one watch that caught my attention to actually make this video was when I saw him wearing the Roger Dubuis Excaliber Spider Pirelli on the ESPN documentary The Last Dance. Interesting was to see both Scottie Pippen and him both wearing the brand. That was either a marketing plug or coincidence.
His love for watches also branches out to brands like Panerai, Ulysse Nardin and even Richard Mille.
The brand that Air Jordan seems to like the most is Urwerk. These are very unique and interesting watches. The only other thing that I can say is more eccentric than this would have to be MB&F. He owns several Urwerk and seems to wear them the most. Some of the models that he has includes UR-202, UR-202S, UR-103. These watches are showcase of his collection.
When it comes watch collecting, I can say that Michael Jordan is not the Jumpman of the Watch Game. It's not that he does not have a nice collection but more that he does not really own any watches to compete in the game. He tends to mostly have his watches for him and not to compete in any way.
I respect that. Based on all the watches that I was able to gather I would give him Watch Game Score of 7. That is not a bad score at all when you consider what some of the 9-10 scores have in their collection. It's safe to say that Jordan's collection is in a league of it's own.
Comment below if you think this score is accurate based on his collection!
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