FouseyTube — watch collection

About FouseyTube’s watch collection

Yousef Erakat, better known online as FouseyTube, built one of YouTube's most recognizable channels through a mix of prank videos, social experiments, and motivational content. Born in Fremont, California, to Palestinian-American parents, he launched his channel in 2011 and grew it to tens of millions of subscribers over the following decade. Beyond pranks, Erakat has been open about his struggles with mental health, addiction, and personal reinvention, threading a more serious narrative through what might otherwise have been straightforward entertainment content. He has also ventured into boxing and live-streaming, keeping his public profile active across multiple platforms.

The FouseyTube watch collection, as documented in our sightings database, currently centers on a single but meaningful acquisition: a Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust II in reference 116334. The 116334 is a 41mm steel and white gold model introduced by Rolex in 2009, fitted with a fluted bezel and Oyster bracelet, designed to bring a slightly larger case to the classic Datejust format. The purchase was captured at point of sale, making it one of those retail moments that give watch followers an unusually clear record of when and how a piece entered a collection.

Buying a first Rolex is a documented milestone for many collectors, and Erakat's choice of the Datejust II rather than a sport model says something concrete about where his taste was at the time of purchase. The 116334 has since been discontinued, replaced in Rolex's catalog by the current Datejust 41 ref. 126334, which gives the piece a modest collector relevance. Whether this remains a single-watch collection or the starting point for something broader is a question only future sightings will answer.