Did he really need to know what time that it was that bad?
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See 30 for 30 "broke" can just hear that piano intro now. What if I told you....Comment -
Loser
Attention seeking sweetieComment -
Probably a present from his boyfriend.Comment -
folks are really that clueless? that gullible?
the guy wore the watch cuz goofies on the internet would talk about it.
whatever watch company that is, you just got punked by em. they let a star receiver wear the damn thing 1 game & entire internet world is buzzing about it.
congratulations, you played yourself. you let a watch company pull the strings on you like a fukkin Pinocchio.Comment -
Do you know the name of that watch company? Because I don't. The only reason why I know about the watch is because it was on ESPN that he violated the dress code rule about wearing a watch during play. I doubt Odell sold any watches for the company. I watched the whole game and didn't even know he had a watch on.Comment -
nfl is a over paid con game .
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Nadal always wears a that watch. It's a sports watch, worth 700k. Never understood why, then again, I'd never buy a watch worth more than 1k.Comment -
In two of the biggest sports moments of the weekend — a much-hyped NFL season opener and the U.S. Open men’s singles final — Richard Mille nearly stole the show.
One of the luxurious watches produced by the Swiss brand, oddly, turned up on the left wrist of Odell Beckham Jr. on Sunday as the wide receiver made his debut with the Cleveland Browns. That night, another Richard Mille timepiece was front and center on the right wrist of Rafael Nadal, as it so often is, as he was winning his 19th Grand Slam tournament. Together, the two watches were worth nearly $1 million.Beckham wore an orange RM 11-03 Automatic Flyback Chronograph McLaren that cost him $189,500 at a Richard Mille boutique, a company representative wrote in an email.For Nadal, the RM 27-03 Tourbillon Rafael Nadal limited-edition watch (which retails for $769,000) is something of a good-luck charm, and his model is a nod to his native Spain, according to the Richard Mille website. “The striking red and yellow hues of its Quartz TPT case pay homage to Rafa’s native Spain, while the upper skeletonized bridge evokes the forward-facing head of a bull,” the site says, in subdued prose. “A symbol of Spain, this animal is also Nadal’s chosen emblem.”
The RM27-03 was designed to absorb the force of Nadal’s swing, Forbes reported,
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kermit... you are usually on point, but you are outta your league here pal
"While in the studio together, Pusha T took a little time out to show love to Pharrell's wrist game, as Push posted up a photo of the "Happy" singer's Richard Mille Tourbillon Skull watch. According to WatchTime.com, only 21 of these exclusive watches were produced, but seeing as how each one runs for half-a-million bucks, the Mille brand certainly isn't losing any money by selling them in such a small quantity. Push was so impressed he admitted that his $70,000 Rolex, while a luxurious piece itself, shouldn't even be in the same photo."Comment -
Never worn a watch, ever
What is the point......Comment
