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Pete Davidson — watch collection


Pete Davidson watch collection

Pete Davidson

comedian

VIP n° 328 for number of watches
Comedian n° 2 for number of watches
Number of brands: 3
Number of watches: 5
Preferred brand: Rolex (3 watches)
Estimated collection value: 125,393 $

About Pete Davidson’s watch collection

Pete Davidson is an American comedian, actor, and writer who rose to national prominence as a cast member on Saturday Night Live, joining the show in 2014 at just 20 years old and becoming one of its youngest featured players. Born and raised in Staten Island, New York, Davidson built his reputation on raw, confessional stand-up that drew heavily from his personal life, including the loss of his father, a firefighter who died on September 11, 2001. Beyond SNL, he has appeared in films including The King of Staten Island (2020), a semi-autobiographical project he co-wrote with director Judd Apatow, and Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022). His tabloid presence and high-profile relationships have kept him firmly in the public eye throughout his career.

The Pete Davidson watch collection is a genuine reflection of his personality — unpretentious at one end of the spectrum and unapologetically over-the-top at the other. Davidson has been spotted wearing the Casio G-Shock in black, a resin-cased digital watch retailing for around $43 that has become a recurring accessory in his off-duty wardrobe. The choice is consistent with his Staten Island everyman image. At the same time, he has been seen with pieces from Rolex, the Swiss manufacture whose sports and dress watches sit at the aspirational end of mainstream luxury. He has also been linked to Jacob & Co, the New York-based brand known for producing aggressively bold, high-complication watches favored by hip-hop artists and athletes.

With five watches currently logged in our database, Davidson's collection covers an unusually wide price range — from sub-$50 Casio utility to Jacob & Co pieces that can climb well into six figures. That spread is not accidental. It mirrors a generation of watch wearers who see no contradiction in pairing a G-Shock with a luxury piece, treating watches as expressions of mood rather than signals of status.

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