About Jack Harlow’s watch collection
Jack Harlow is a Louisville, Kentucky-born rapper who broke through to mainstream success with his 2020 breakout single 'Whats Poppin,' which earned him a Grammy nomination for Best Melodic Rap Performance. He followed that momentum with a string of high-profile collaborations and his 2022 album 'Come Home the Kids Miss You,' which debuted at number three on the Billboard 200. Beyond music, Harlow has built a recognizable public profile through brand partnerships, film appearances — including a starring role in the 2023 basketball comedy 'White Men Can't Jump' — and a consistent presence at major cultural events ranging from the NBA All-Star Weekend to the Met Gala.
When it comes to watches, Harlow gravitates toward Rolex, specifically the kind of sports references that sit comfortably at the intersection of utility and prestige. The most prominent piece documented in the Jack Harlow watch collection so far is the Rolex GMT-Master II 126710BLNR, commonly known as the 'Batman' for its black and blue ceramic bezel. He was spotted wearing it on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art at the Met Gala, pairing it with a tailored dark tweed suit — an understated choice relative to the theatrical fashion surrounding him that evening. The 126710BLNR, introduced at Baselworld 2019, updated the previous 116710BLNR with a Jubilee bracelet option, the in-house Calibre 3285 movement, and a redesigned case architecture. It remains one of the harder Rolex references to source at retail.
With two watches currently logged in our database, Harlow's collection is still taking shape on the public record, but the choices so far suggest a preference for well-regarded Rolex sport references rather than flashy or heavily customized pieces. For a rapper of his profile, that restraint is notable.