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Jorge Masvidal — watch collection


Jorge Masvidal watch collection

Jorge Masvidal

mixed martial artist

VIP n° 1126 for number of watches
Mixed martial artist n° 10 for number of watches
Number of brands: 1
Number of watches: 1
Preferred brand: Patek Philippe (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 250,000 $

About Jorge Masvidal’s watch collection

Jorge Masvidal is a professional mixed martial artist competing in the UFC's welterweight division. Born in Miami to Cuban immigrant parents, Masvidal built his career the hard way — grinding through regional circuits and bare-knuckle promotions before breaking through at the highest level of the sport. He is best known for landing the fastest knockout in UFC history, finishing Ben Askren in five seconds at UFC 239, a moment that cemented his reputation as one of the most dangerous strikers in MMA. Fighting out of American Top Team, Masvidal has challenged for the welterweight title twice and cultivated one of the most recognized personal brands in combat sports, operating under the 'Gamebred' moniker across fight promotions, clothing lines, and media ventures.

When it comes to watches, Masvidal's taste runs toward high-end Swiss watchmaking with an emphasis on technically complex, hard-to-acquire references. The centerpiece of the Jorge Masvidal watch collection as documented so far is the Patek Philippe Nautilus Chronograph 5980/1R — a 40.5mm integrated-bracelet sports watch in 18k rose gold, featuring a black gradient dial with rose gold applied hour markers and a flyback chronograph movement. The 5980/1R is one of the more commercially elusive references in the Nautilus family, combining a complicated in-house caliber with the iconic porthole case design first introduced by Gerald Genta in 1976. For collectors, it sits at a different tier than the standard Nautilus 5711 — more technically ambitious and considerably harder to source.

The choice of a rose gold Nautilus Chronograph over a steel reference says something about where Masvidal sits as a collector. He is not chasing the most obvious entry point into the Patek world; he is gravitating toward a piece that requires a working knowledge of the catalog to fully appreciate. For a fighter who has spent years proving himself in a sport that rewards preparation and technical precision, the 5980/1R is a coherent choice rather than an accidental one.

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