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Luchè — watch collection


Luchè watch collection

Luchè

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: Rolex (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 30,000 $

About Luchè’s watch collection

Luchè, born Luca Imprudente in Naples in 1982, is one of the most respected and commercially successful rappers in Italian hip-hop. He first gained recognition as one half of the duo Co'Sang alongside Ntò in the mid-2000s, a project that helped define the sound of Neapolitan street rap and built a loyal underground following. His subsequent solo career elevated him to mainstream prominence without compromising the lyrical density and authenticity that earned him his reputation. Albums such as 'Malammore', 'Potere', and 'Dove Volano le Aquile' have all charted strongly in Italy, with the latter in particular marking a defining moment in his career trajectory — a project that drew widespread critical attention and cemented his standing among Italy's rap elite.

When it comes to watches, Luchè keeps things focused rather than showy. The one confirmed piece in our database is a Rolex Day-Date 36 in 18k yellow gold with a white dial, reference 118238 — spotted on his wrist during the album launch of 'Dove Volano le Aquile' at the Radio DeeJay studios in Milan. It is a considered choice: the Day-Date 118238 runs on the calibre 3155, a self-winding movement beating at 28,800 vph with a 48-hour power reserve, an instantaneous day disc, and Rolex's Parachrom hairspring for improved resistance to shocks and magnetic fields. Yellow gold, white dial, president bracelet — the configuration is clean and deliberate.

The Luchè watch collection, at least as far as confirmed public sightings go, reflects someone who gravitates toward a single well-chosen piece over a rotating showcase. The Day-Date has long carried associations with achievement and credibility in both business and hip-hop culture globally, and wearing it to mark a milestone album release rather than a red carpet appearance says something about how Luchè frames his own success — grounded in the work itself.

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