Sam Curran — watch collection

About Sam Curran’s watch collection

Sam Curran is an England cricket all-rounder who has established himself as one of the most versatile players in the modern game. Born in 2018 into international cricket relatively young, he has built a reputation as a left-arm seamer and capable lower-order batter across all three formats. His breakthrough on the global stage came at the 2022 T20 Cricket World Cup, where he delivered a series of match-defining bowling performances to help England claim the title against Pakistan in the final. He was awarded Player of the Tournament — a reflection of just how central he had been to England's campaign throughout.

The Sam Curran watch collection, as far as we have been able to document, is anchored by a particularly considered choice: the Gerald Charles Maestro 2.0 Ultra-Thin, reference GC2.0-A-00. Curran was spotted wearing it at the Cricket World Cup final celebration — a significant moment to attach to any watch. Gerald Charles is a Geneva-based independent manufacture with roots going back to the mid-twentieth century, and the Maestro 2.0 Ultra-Thin is one of its defining references. The watch is built around a 40mm stainless steel case that measures just 8mm in height, placing it firmly in dress-watch territory. It is the kind of piece that sits cleanly under a cuff without drawing unnecessary attention.

What that choice communicates is a degree of restraint that not every 25-year-old at the peak of their career would naturally gravitate toward. The Gerald Charles Maestro 2.0 is not a watch that shouts — it rewards those who notice it. For a cricketer who tends to let his performances do the talking, it is a coherent fit. We will be watching closely to see whether Curran expands into other references or stays loyal to Geneva's quieter corner of fine watchmaking.