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Kodak Black — watch collection


Kodak Black watch collection

Kodak Black

rapper

VIP n° 1126 for number of watches
Rapper n° 80 for number of watches
Number of brands: 1
Number of watches: 1
Preferred brand: Patek Philippe (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 0 $

About Kodak Black’s watch collection

Kodak Black, born Bill Kahan Kapri in Pompano Beach, Florida, is one of the most commercially successful rappers to emerge from South Florida. He broke through with the 2014 street anthem 'No Flockin'' and reached mainstream crossover status with 'Zeze' in 2018, a track that peaked at number two on the Billboard Hot 100. Despite a career marked by significant legal turbulence — including a presidential pardon granted by Donald Trump in January 2021 — Kodak has remained a consistent presence on rap charts, accumulating multiple platinum certifications and a devoted fanbase drawn to his raw, melodic delivery and unapologetically street-level storytelling.

The Kodak Black watch collection, as documented so far, points firmly toward the ultra-high end of Swiss watchmaking. Specifically, he has been spotted wearing Patek Philippe — and not in any understated configuration. On one occasion he appeared with two custom Patek Philippe Nautilus 'Jumbo' reference 5719/11G pieces worn simultaneously, one on each wrist. The 5719/11G designation indicates an 18k white gold case, a material choice that suits cold-toned gem setting far better than yellow or rose gold. Each of the two pieces was individually commissioned, distinguished from one another by alternating baguette-cut precious stones — sapphires covering one dial and bezel arrangement, rubies the other.

The standard production reference in this family, the 5719/10G, is already Patek Philippe's high-jewellery entry point for the Nautilus line, but a custom 5719/11G commission moves the pieces into genuinely one-of-a-kind territory. Wearing two simultaneously is less a flex for its own sake and more consistent with a broader hip-hop tradition of treating fine watches as wearable sculpture. For a rapper whose entire public persona is built around an unfiltered, take-it-or-leave-it authenticity, commissioning bespoke Patek Philippe references — rather than simply purchasing off-the-shelf complications — is a considered and telling choice.

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