Paul Pogba’s Watches 2026 – Richard Mille & Iced-Out Patek

Paul Pogba's watches – Richard Mille and iced-out Patek
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Paul Pogba’s watches – Richard Mille and iced-out Patek

Paul Pogba has always done things his own way – the hairstyles, the dance moves and the watches. The Frenchman’s collection is as colourful as he is, with a limited-edition Richard Mille and one of the most extravagant Patek Philippe watches out there.

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Signature
Richard Mille
Grail
Patek Nautilus 5719
Also
AP & Rolex
Style
Colour & diamonds

Pogba’s collection matches his personality: bold, playful and uncompromising. The highlight is a Richard Mille RM 030 “White Rush” in white ceramic, and one of the collection’s most talked-about pieces is a diamond-set Patek Philippe Nautilus. Here are the watches on one of football’s most colourful wrists.

The brandsWhat Pogba’s collection looks like

Richard Mille RM 030
Signature watch · 50 pieces

Richard Mille RM 030 “White Rush”

Pogba’s most iconic watch is a Richard Mille RM 030 “White Rush” – a limited edition of just 50 pieces, built in white ceramic and black NTPT carbon. Ultra-light, avant-garde and engineered like a Formula 1 chassis for the wrist, with a value well above 400,000 dollars. Exactly the kind of bold, modern watch that suits Pogba’s style.

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5719 – iced-out
Diamond-set grail

Patek Philippe Nautilus 5719 – iced-out

One of the collection’s most extravagant pieces is a Patek Philippe Nautilus 5719 in white gold, factory-set with diamonds (“iced-out”). The Nautilus is already one of the world’s most sought-after sports watches; in a diamond-set execution it becomes one of the most exclusive and eye-catching versions around. Pogba shares his fondness for rare Pateks with several national-team colleagues.

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak
Sporty luxury classic

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak

The collection also includes an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak – the timeless luxury sports watch with its octagonal bezel and integrated bracelet. It’s one of the most coveted models among young collectors and sports stars, and a given in a collection of Pogba’s calibre.

Rolex Cosmograph Daytona
The classic in the rotation

Rolex Cosmograph Daytona

Like most major collectors, Pogba also has Rolex in the rotation, with the Cosmograph Daytona as an obvious classic. It’s the iconic chronograph that combines racing history with timeless design and rising resale value – a solid foundation in an otherwise colourful collection.

The collectionThe gems in pictures

Patek Philippe Nautilus
Patek Philippe Nautilus
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak
Rolex Daytona
Rolex Daytona

The price tagWhich watches does Paul Pogba own?

RM, Patek & AP

Pogba’s collection revolves around a limited Richard Mille RM 030 “White Rush” (worth over $400,000), a diamond-set Patek Philippe Nautilus 5719 in white gold, plus an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Rolex. It’s a colourful, bold collection that reflects his personality.

FAQEverything you’re wondering about Pogba’s watches

Which watch does Paul Pogba wear?
Pogba’s collection is led by a limited Richard Mille RM 030 “White Rush” in white ceramic (50 pieces) and a diamond-set Patek Philippe Nautilus 5719 in white gold. He also has an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak and Rolex in the rotation.
Which Richard Mille does Pogba own?
A Richard Mille RM 030 “White Rush”, a limited edition of just 50 pieces built in white ceramic and black NTPT carbon. It’s ultra-light and avant-garde, with a value well above 400,000 dollars.
Does Pogba own a Patek Philippe?
Yes – one of his most talked-about watches is a diamond-set (“iced-out”) Patek Philippe Nautilus 5719 in white gold. It’s one of the most exclusive versions of what may be the world’s most sought-after sports watch.

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The watch images are illustrations of the relevant models. Clockfever has no affiliation with Paul Pogba; the information is based on open sources and reporting by watch media.