Seven of Georgina Rodríguez’s Watches Are Worth About $2.1 Million

WWD Weekend

Beauty Inc

Fairchild Live

Got a Tip?

Plus Icon

Today's Digital Daily

WWD

Account

Welcome

Manage Account

Log Out

Log In

Sign Up

Click to expand the Mega Menu

site categories

Fashion

Business

Beauty

Sourcing Journal

Footwear News

Runway

Design

Weekend

Red Carpet

Click to Expand Search Input

Plus Icon

Click to Close Search Input

WWD

Click to expand the Mega Menu

Menu

Read Next:

Brandy Revives Her 1997 Cinderella Moment in Portia and Scarlett

Click to Expand Search Input

Plus Icon

Click to Close Search Input

Account

Welcome

Manage Account

Log Out

Log In

Sign Up

Icon Link

Plus Icon

Today's Digital Daily

The newlywed’s collection includes a $788,000 Patek Philippe and Rolex’s former most expensive model.

What does Georgina Rodríguez wear on the wrist that is not carrying her estimated 25- to 30-carat engagement ring ? More often than not, a watch worth six figures.

Rodríguez’s engagement ring and minimalist wedding band received plenty of attention since she married Cristiano Ronaldo on August 11 — exactly one year after he popped the question. Her watch collection, however, has been making the same case about her taste for years: When Rodríguez finds an accessory she likes, diamonds and scale tend to follow.

Related Articles

Shoe Trends

The Potential Wedding Shoes Georgina Rodríguez Wore to Marry Cristiano Ronaldo

Lifestyle

EXCLUSIVE: Louis Vuitton's Nicolas Ghesquière Designs Custom Porsche 911 With Luxury Restoration Specialist Singer

The model and businesswoman has worn watches from Patek Philippe , Rolex , Richard Mille, Audemars Piguet, Chopard and Cartier . Together, seven watches (which don’t even account for her entire luxury watch collection) are valued at roughly $2.1 million, though prices vary for rare and discontinued pieces. Pavé dials, diamond bracelets and cases covered nearly edge to edge in stones appear throughout her luxury watch collection.

You May Also Like

Rodríguez shared a close look at her Patek Philippe Nautilus Haute Joaillerie Flyback Chronograph on March 22 in Madrid, Spain. It caught the light while she stirred noodles during a dinner with Ronaldo in Madrid.

View this post on Instagram

The 40.5mm flyback chronograph is made from white gold and set with 191 baguette-cut diamonds totaling 15.64 carats, along with 893 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 4.44 carats. Nine baguette diamonds serve as hour markers on its charcoal-gray dial. Altogether, the watch carries more than 20 carats of diamonds.

The Patek Philippe is the most expensive watch here, but Rodríguez’s discontinued Rolex GMT-Master II “Ice” comes with its own distinction.

When Rolex introduced reference 116769TBR in 2007, its nearly half-million-dollar price made it the most expensive watch the company had released.

View this post on Instagram

More than 30 carats of diamonds cover the 40mm white-gold case, dial and bracelet. The case and lugs hold 79 stones, while baguette-cut diamonds line the bezel and center links of the sports watch. Even the sides of the bracelet received the pavé treatment. Cristiano Ronaldo was also spotted wearing the rare Rolex at the 14th Dubai International Sports Conference in December 2019.

View this post on Instagram

Rodríguez’s Audemars Piguet Royal Oak is another diamond-covered sports watch in the collection. The 37mm pink-gold watch maintains the Royal Oak’s octagonal case and visible screws, but nearly every available surface has been set with diamonds.

The case and bracelet feature 860 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 5.84 carats. Another 275 brilliant-cut diamonds cover the dial, where 25 baguette-cut stones mark the hours. The complete setting weighs approximately 7.32 carats.

That interest in substantial sports watches continues with Rodríguez’s Richard Mille RM 07-01 . The automatic model pairs the brand’s tonneau-shaped rose-gold case with a black onyx dial, snow-set diamonds and a black rubber strap.

View this post on Instagram

The case gives the watch a sculptural quality that separates it from the more traditional shapes elsewhere in her collection. Current listings place its market value around $350,000. While the rubber strap changes the mood, it by no means changes the price bracket.

Rodríguez’s collection moves more explicitly into jewelry-watch territory with the Chopard L’Heure du Diamant.

She wore the oval white-gold watch on multiple occasions. The estimated $180,000 piece consequently shared her wrist with a newly acquired ring valued in the millions.

Rodríguez wore the Chopard that June for Netflix Spain’s 10th anniversary, pairing it with a black Dolce & Gabbana spring 2003 lace-up silk evening dress. Its diamond setting and slender shape allowed it to function more like another bracelet within the jewelry-heavy look.

Cartier offers Rodríguez the closest thing to a traditional gold watch, though her Panthère still includes more than three carats of diamonds.

The medium model features an 18-karat yellow-gold case set with 44 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 0.29 carats. Another 142 diamonds, weighing 3.18 carats, run across the bracelet. One final stone appears on the crown.

View this post on Instagram

Rodríguez showed off the not just one iteration of the watch, but two — in yellow and rose gold — in a November 2025 Instagram post. The squared case, Roman-numeral dial and flexible gold bracelet make it one of the most recognizable designs in her collection. Her diamond-set versions push that familiar shape firmly into high-jewelry territory.

Rodríguez reached for another Cartier during a September 2025 trip to New York, trading the Panthère’s squared case for the narrow oval shape of a white-gold Baignoire Mini.

Measuring 24.6mm by 18.7mm, the Baignoire is the smallest watch included here and the most overtly bracelet-like. Its case, rigid bracelet and beaded crown are set with 552 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling five carats.

View this post on Instagram

Like her taste in jewelry and watches, Georgina Rodriguez ’s shoe collection is nothing short of luxurious. Ahead, take a look at some of her go-to shoes from her designer collection, from Le Silla pumps to Aquazzura heels.

View Gallery

Tags

cartier

Georgina Rodriguez

Patek Philippe

Rolex

watches

Newsletters

Sign up for WWD news straight to your inbox every day

Ferran Torres Talks World Cup and That Hat

Most Popular

Why Is Everyone Still Walking in Running Sneakers?

Michael Jordan's Air Jordan 17 Is Coming Back in Black for the First…

Nike's Classic Air Force 1 Got Covered in a New Floral Print and It's…

Michael Jordan's Air Jordan 10 Is Getting a New Look With…

Michael Jordan's Classic Air Jordan 3 Is Getting a New Mismatched…

WWD

Get all the top news stories and alerts straight to your inbox.

PMC Logo

Most Popular

David Ellison Says He’ll Pull Paramount Out of California Starting Oct. 1 if States Refuse to Negotiate Settlement in Antitrust Suit

'X-Men' Finally Unveils Its Cast, Including Adam Driver, Inde Navarrette, Christopher Abbott

Nancy Guthrie’s Disappearance May Have a Chillingly Simple Explanation, Forensic Psychologist Says

NFL Team Values 2026: Cowboys Lead at $15.5B, Average Up 31%

You May Also Like

Kanye West’s New Yeezy 800 Sneaker Will Be Released This Holiday Season — Here’s a Detailed Look

3 hrs ago

Fashion Loves Food 2025

10 months ago

Back-to-School Is Shifting From Promotions to Prioritized ‘Needs’

2 days ago

MSG Defeats Charles Oakley Lawsuit, but Case Still Not Over

19 hrs ago

Mary Heilmann, Influential Abstract Painter, Dead at 86

22 hrs ago

Subscribe

Customer Service

Customer Service

WWD

About Us

Advertising

Subscribe

WWD FAQ

Digital Daily FAQ

Accessibility

Legal

Privacy Policy

AdChoices

EU Privacy Preferences

Terms of Use

California Privacy Rights

Your Privacy Choices

Follow Us

Facebook

Facebook

Instagram

Instagram

LinkedIn

LinkedIn

X

X

Newsletter Sign Up

Your Email

Subscribe

Subscribe

By providing your information, you agree to our Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy . We use vendors that may also process your information to help provide our services. // This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Have a Tip?

Send us a tip using our anonymous form.

WWD and Women's Wear Daily are part of Penske Media Corporation. © 2026 Fairchild Publishing, LLC. All Rights Reserved.