Alexander Milosevic — watch collection

About Alexander Milosevic’s watch collection

Alexander Milosevic is a Swedish professional footballer born on January 30, 1992, best known for his work as a centre-back. He came through the ranks of Swedish football before building a career that has taken him across Europe, with stints at clubs including AIK in the Allsvenskan, Nottingham Forest in the Championship, and subsequent moves through top-flight football in Turkey. Currently, Milosevic is defending for Besiktas in the Turkish Süper Lig, one of the more demanding defensive roles in a physically intense league. Standing at 6'4", his on-pitch presence as a commanding aerial defender has made him a consistent figure at the back for every club he has represented.

When it comes to watches, the Alexander Milosevic watch collection leans firmly toward high-impact Swiss horology. The one confirmed sighting in our database places him wearing the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph reference 26400SO.OO.A002CA.01 — a 44mm stainless steel piece fitted with a black ceramic bezel, the 'SO' designation in the reference number indicating that specific steel-and-ceramic case construction. The dial is executed in forged carbon, giving it a dark, layered texture that suits the watch's overall industrial character. The Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph is one of AP's more assertive references, built on the original Gerald Genta-designed Royal Oak architecture but scaled up considerably in both size and visual weight.

For a footballer of Milosevic's build and profile, the choice of the Offshore Chronograph reads as a considered one rather than an accidental grab from the AP catalogue. The 26400 series represents a more recent evolution of the Offshore line, and the forged carbon and ceramic combination keeps the reference feeling current without veering into flashier territory. It is a piece that rewards closer inspection — the kind of watch worn by someone who has done at least some research into what sits on their wrist.