Allan Saint Maximin — watch collection

About Allan Saint Maximin’s watch collection

Allan Saint-Maximin is a French professional footballer born in Châtenay-Malabry in 1997, best known for the electric form he showed as a winger during his years at Newcastle United in the Premier League. Signed by the Magpies in 2019, he quickly became one of the division's most difficult players to contain, drawing comparisons for his close control, acceleration, and ability to take on defenders in tight spaces. He has since moved on from St. James' Park, continuing his career at Al-Qadsiah in Saudi Arabia, adding another chapter to a professional journey that has also included stints at Nice, Hannover, and Saint-Étienne.

When it comes to watches, Saint-Maximin has been spotted wearing Rolex — specifically one of the brand's most deliberately extravagant references. The Allan Saint-Maximin watch collection, as captured in our sightings, features the GMT-Master II 126755SARU, a reference built entirely in 18K Everose gold and set with a diamond-paved dial and bezel. It sits at the very top of the GMT-Master II lineup, pairing the calibre 3285 movement — with its 70-hour power reserve, Chronergy escapement, and Parachrom hairspring — with a level of material richness that distances it sharply from the tool-watch roots the GMT-Master II family is known for.

The 126755SARU is not a watch that blends in, and the choice says something fairly direct about where Saint-Maximin's taste sits. This is a footballer who has always played with personality on the pitch, and the Rolex he wears off it follows the same logic — high-specification underneath, impossible to overlook on the surface. At a retail position well above most of Rolex's catalogue, it is also one of the rarer references the brand produces, making it a notable addition to any collection.