About Jimi Manuwas’s watch collection
Jimi Manuwa is a British mixed martial artist who competed in the UFC's light heavyweight division, building one of the most feared reputations in the sport through raw knockout power and a striking style that produced finish after finish. Born in London, Manuwa fought at the highest level of combat sports for over a decade, sharing the octagon with some of the division's elite names. Outside the cage, he has maintained a public profile that draws as much attention for his personal style as for his fighting record.
The Jimi Manuwas watch collection, as documented through public sightings, centers on Richard Mille — a brand whose engineering philosophy maps neatly onto the demands of professional combat sports. The confirmed sighting that anchors our database is a Richard Mille RM 11-01 Roberto Mancini in the 'Black Night' configuration, a flyback chronograph photographed on Manuwa ahead of a fight night appearance. The RM 11-01 is among the more complex references in Richard Mille's catalogue, built around a flyback chronograph movement with an annual calendar and a GMT function. The 'Black Night' variant applies that complexity inside a darkened case treatment that strips back visual noise considerably.
The pairing of a fighter known for controlled, explosive force with a watch built around the same principles — Richard Mille's movements are routinely engineered to absorb shock and maintain precision under physical stress — is difficult to overlook. With one watch confirmed in our database so far, the collection is still developing on these pages, but the single entry sets a clear direction: technically serious, physically resilient, and built for performance rather than display.