Mohamad Merza — watch collection

About Mohamad Merza’s watch collection

Mohamad Merza is a Kuwaiti social media influencer who has built a significant following across platforms by documenting a lifestyle that sits at the intersection of luxury goods, travel, and Gulf culture. While detailed biographical records are limited in the public domain, his consistent presence in influencer circles across the Middle East and his visible engagement with high-end brands have made him a recognizable figure in the regional luxury space. He represents a generation of Gulf-based content creators whose purchasing power and aesthetic sensibilities have drawn serious attention from European luxury houses.

When it comes to watches, the Mohamad Merza watch collection leans firmly toward the technically demanding end of the market. He has been photographed wearing Richard Mille, the Franco-Swiss manufacture known for applying aerospace and motorsport materials to mechanical watchmaking. Specifically, Merza has been spotted in the Richard Mille RM 67-02 Alexander Zverev edition, one of the brand's most rigorous exercises in ultra-thin construction. The RM 67-02 measures 38mm across and just 7.8mm thick, with a total weight of 32 grams across the entire watch — case, movement, and strap. That figure is achieved through the use of Carbon Quartz TPT and similar advanced composites, materials more common in Formula 1 components than traditional Swiss watchmaking. The Zverev edition was developed in collaboration with the German tennis champion and carries athletic credibility alongside its engineering credentials.

With two watches currently logged in our database, the collection is small by volume but deliberate in direction. Both pieces point toward a collector who prioritizes technical substance over decorative weight. The RM 67-02 in particular is not a watch that announces itself through size or flashy finishing — it makes its case through material science and gram counts, which suggests Merza follows the category closely enough to appreciate what those numbers actually mean.