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Blaise Matuidi — watch collection


Blaise Matuidi watch collection

Blaise Matuidi

footballer

VIP n° 1121 for number of watches
Footballer n° 215 for number of watches
Number of brands: 1
Number of watches: 1
Preferred brand: Rolex (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 54,750 $

About Blaise Matuidi’s watch collection

Blaise Matuidi is a French professional footballer widely regarded as one of the most effective central midfielders of his generation. Born in 1987 in Toulouse, Matuidi came through the ranks at Saint-Étienne before establishing himself at Paris Saint-Germain, where he won multiple Ligue 1 titles and became a cornerstone of the club's domestic dominance. He then moved to Juventus in 2017, adding Serie A titles to his trophy cabinet alongside a Champions League finalist appearance. The pinnacle of his career came in 2018 when he was part of the French national team that won the FIFA World Cup in Russia. After spells in MLS with Inter Miami CF, Matuidi retired from professional football in 2022, leaving behind a career defined by work rate, intelligence, and consistency at the highest level.

The Blaise Matuidi watch collection, as tracked so far on Watch Paparazzi, leans into personalisation rather than off-the-shelf luxury. The standout confirmed sighting is a heavily customised Rolex GMT-Master II reference 116710LN, produced in collaboration with Geneva-based aftermarket specialist Skeleton Concept. The 116710LN — originally launched in 2007 with a black Cerachrom bezel and Oyster bracelet — serves as the base, but Skeleton Concept has reworked it into a 40-piece limited edition carrying Matuidi's personal input throughout the piece. It is not a stock watch picked from a display case; it is a deliberate, collaborative project.

What this single confirmed piece tells us about Matuidi's approach to watches is fairly clear. Rather than reaching for the most recognisable or conventional luxury option, he has directed his interest toward something built around identity and limited production. The choice of Rolex as a base is grounded — the GMT-Master II is a well-documented reference with genuine horological heritage — while the Skeleton Concept collaboration adds a layer of customisation that moves it well beyond a standard luxury purchase. It is the kind of watch that reflects someone who knows the market and wants something that cannot simply be bought over the counter.

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