Inside the Impressive Watch Collection of Arsenal Striker Alexandre Lacazette
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Introduction to Alexandre Lacazette
Alexandre Lacazette is no stranger to the spotlight, having made a name for himself as a French footballer and currently playing as a striker for Arsenal. But beyond his athleticism and finesse on the field, Lacazette's watch collection is also notable. He owns a vast selection of watches from top-tier brands such as Rolex, which he regularly showcases on his social media accounts. Some of his most noteworthy pieces include the Rolex Submariner Date, GMT-Master II Batman, and the Day-Date President. Each watch showcases exquisite craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal. Whether he's on the pitch or in the streets, it's clear that Lacazette's love for luxury watches is as strong as his passion for football.
Alexandre Lacazette Spotted Wearing Rolex Submariner Date 126610LV
Inserted 30/11/2022
The Rolex Submariner Date 126610LV carries one of the most storied bezel colorways in modern watchmaking — the green ceramic insert that earned its predecessor the nickname 'Kermit' back in 2003. Updated in 2020 with a larger 41mm case, the calibre 3235 movement, and a redesigned Oyster bracelet with glidelock extension, the 126610LV represents the matured evolution of that icon. Arsenal striker Alexandre Lacazette adds the piece to a growing list of elite footballers who gravitate toward the Submariner as an off-pitch staple.
Alexandre Lacazette Spotted Wearing Rolex GMT-Master II Stainless Steel Ref. 116710
Inserted 30/11/2022
The Rolex GMT-Master II ref. 116710LN introduced the brand's first in-house GMT movement, Calibre 3186, when it debuted in 2007 — a significant engineering leap over its predecessor. French striker Alexandre Lacazette, freshly signed by Arsenal at the time of this sighting, chose one of the most quietly authoritative sports watches in the Rolex catalogue: an all-black-bezel GMT in Oystersteel, a piece that reads as understated confidence both on and off the pitch.
