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Mohamed Hadid — watch collection


Mohamed Hadid watch collection

Mohamed Hadid

entrepreneur

VIP n° 693 for number of watches
Entrepreneur n° 61 for number of watches
Number of brands: 2
Number of watches: 2
Preferred brand: Audemars Piguet (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 112,000 $

About Mohamed Hadid’s watch collection

Mohamed Hadid is a Palestinian-American real-estate developer and entrepreneur whose name has become synonymous with ultra-luxury residential projects across Beverly Hills and beyond. He is the founder of Hillwood & Country, the development firm behind some of California's most expensive spec homes, including the sprawling Bel Air mansion known as "The One" during its planning stages. Beyond his career in property development, Hadid is widely recognized as the father of supermodels Bella and Gigi Hadid, a role that has kept him in the public eye and firmly embedded in the world of high fashion and luxury.

The Mohamed Hadid watch collection reflects the same appetite for rarity and bespoke craftsmanship that defines his approach to architecture. He has been spotted wearing two significant pieces tracked in the Watch Paparazzi database, with his tastes running toward Audemars Piguet and Vacheron Constantin — two of horology's most respected independent manufactures. His choice of brands is deliberate rather than decorative, leaning on houses with long histories of technical mastery and controlled production.

The most remarkable piece documented in the Mohamed Hadid watch collection is an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph ref. 25721PT, constructed in platinum and white gold and set with brilliant-cut diamond indices. The Watch Paparazzi research team has found no record of this specific configuration appearing at auction or on the grey market, suggesting it is either a true one-off or an extremely limited bespoke commission — the kind of piece that rarely surfaces publicly. Alongside this sits at least one Vacheron Constantin reference, rounding out a collection that prioritizes provenance and scarcity over volume.

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