Harbhajan Singh — watch collection

About Harbhajan Singh’s watch collection

Harbhajan Singh is one of the most consequential off-spin bowlers in the history of Indian cricket. With over 700 international wickets across Test matches, One Day Internationals, and T20s, he ranks among the format's most prolific wicket-takers. He was a cornerstone of the Indian team that won the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup and the 2007 ICC World Twenty20, and his Test career — which saw him dismantle batting lineups from Australia to South Africa — earned him the nickname 'The Turbanator.' Beyond cricket, Harbhajan has built a visible public presence through commentary, television appearances, and business ventures, making him a recognisable face well outside the boundary rope.

The Harbhajan Singh watch collection leans toward bold, high-complication Swiss pieces with strong visual presence. He has been photographed wearing both Hublot and Audemars Piguet, two brands that dominate the wrists of professional sportsmen who want substance behind the design. Among his most-discussed sightings is the Hublot F1 King Power India Rose Gold (reference 703.OQ.1138.NR.FMI12), a limited-edition piece released in 2012 to mark Formula One's debut in India at the Buddh International Circuit. Hublot produced the watch in its capacity as an official F1 partner, and the India-specific variant is genuinely scarce — making it a collector's piece rather than a casual purchase.

Across the five watches currently in our database, a clear preference emerges: large-case watches built around mechanical movements, with an appetite for limited or regionally significant editions. The AP pieces in the collection point toward the Royal Oak family, which has become the default choice for athletes operating at the top of global sport. Harbhajan's selections read less like impulse buys and more like the choices of someone who pays attention to what a watch actually is.