Otabek Umarov Watch Collection - Every Watch He's Been Spotted Wearing
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Introduction to Otabek Umarov
Otabek Umarov is an Uzbekistan-based entrepreneur and sports executive who holds the position of Vice-President of the Olympic Council of Asia and serves as a member of the FIA Senate. Through his roles in international sporting governance, Umarov has become a recognised figure at major global sporting events, including appearances at high-profile competitions where his choice of timepiece frequently draws attention from collectors and enthusiasts.
The Otabek Umarov watch collection centres on Richard Mille, the Swiss manufacture known for producing high-frequency automatic movements and innovative case materials. Umarov has been spotted wearing the Richard Mille RM 011 in brown ceramic, specifically the Felipe Massa Limited Edition variant. This particular timepiece was created in collaboration with three-time Formula 1 champion Felipe Massa and distributed exclusively through Richard Mille's Asian boutiques, with production limited to 50 pieces worldwide. The watch features the brand's RMAC3 calibre, a high-frequency automatic movement developed in-house.
Umarov wore this limited-edition RM 011 at the FIFA World Cup final, appearing alongside his wife Shahnoza Mirziyoyeva, who serves as a member of the World Aquatics Bureau. The choice reflects a preference for technically advanced timepieces with restricted production runs and regional exclusivity rather than mass-market luxury watches.
Otabek Umarov Spotted Wearing Richard Mille RM 011 in Brown Ceramic at FIFA World Cup Final
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The Richard Mille RM 011 in brown ceramic represents one of the brand's most technically advanced tonneau chronographs, powered by the RMAC3 calibre and water-resistant to 100 metres. This Asia-exclusive variant, developed in collaboration with former Ferrari Formula 1 driver Felipe Massa, is limited to just 50 pieces worldwide. Otabek Umarov wore the timepiece at the FIFA World Cup final, pairing horological rarity with sporting heritage.