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Gordon Ryan Walks Fans Through His (Expensive) Watch Collection

Gordon Ryan Walks Fans Through His (Expensive) Watch Collection

Gordon Ryan, widely regarded as one of the greatest grapplers of all time, recently offered fans a glimpse into his impressive watch collection.

Here is a quick rundown of his collection:

G-SHOCKS

Ryan’s fascination with watches began with G-Shocks during his early teenage years.
His first watch, a simple yet durable G-Shock acquired at age 12, still holds sentimental value.

BREITLING SUPEROCEAN HERITAGE

Ryan’s transition to luxury watches started with a Breitling Superocean Heritage, which he described as his first “big boy watch”.
Purchased after he began earning from instructional videos, this timepiece marked a significant step in his career and remains a sentimental favorite in his collection.

GIFTS & ACHIEVEMENTS

Many of Ryan’s high-end watches were gifted to him in recognition of his accomplishments or contributions to the grappling community.
Highlights include:

  • Hublot Big Bang Master (Gift from Mo Jassim): avant-garde timepiece, valued between $14,000 and $25,000
  • Franck Muller with White Face (Gift from Mike Chianti): Known for its sophisticated style and intricate craftsmanship, this Franck Muller model combines classic and contemporary elements

 

ROLEX WATCHES

Rolex watches dominate Ryan’s collection, each representing a milestone in his career:

  • Rolex Datejust with Blue Face and Jubilee Bracelet
  • Rolex Submariner No-Date: iconic diver’s watch
  • Rolex Day-Date Presidential in All Gold: gifted for his contributions to the 2022 ADCC camp, a $36,000–$40,000 model
  • Rolex Day-Date Presidential with Green Ombré Dial: presented as a reward for his ADCC victory, this rare and stunning timepiece is valued between $60,000 and $80,000

 

Check out Gordon’s watch collection on the video below:

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