Ivan Perišić — watch collection

About Ivan Perišić’s watch collection

Ivan Perišić is a Croatian professional footballer widely regarded as one of the most complete wide players of his generation. Born in Solin in 1989, he built his career across some of Europe's most demanding club environments — Inter Milan, Bayern Munich, and a stint at Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League — before returning to Croatia to represent his national team at multiple World Cups, most memorably helping Croatia reach the final of the 2022 Qatar World Cup. His ability to contribute both defensively and offensively, combined with his physical durability over a long top-flight career, has earned him consistent respect among coaches, analysts, and peers alike.

On the watch front, Perišić has shown a clear preference for Richard Mille, the Franco-Swiss brand that has become a fixture among elite athletes drawn to its combination of lightweight engineering and high complication watchmaking. He has been spotted wearing the Richard Mille RM 65-01 Automatic Split Seconds Chronograph in titanium — a technically demanding piece built around a rattrapante mechanism, which splits and catches elapsed time across two superimposed chronograph hands. It is not a casual or entry-level Richard Mille reference; the split-seconds complication is among the most difficult to execute in mechanical watchmaking, and the RM 65-01 represents a serious commitment from both the brand and its wearer.

With two watches currently logged in our database, the Ivan Perišić watch collection is still taking shape as far as public sightings go, but what exists already points to someone who gravitates toward technical depth over decorative flash. The RM 65-01 is the kind of watch that rewards knowledge — it is not immediately legible to a casual observer, which may be exactly the point.