Make Page Six a Preferred Source 3 Tom Brady chose another flashy watch for Sunday night’s NFL game. AP Photo/Adrian Kraus Tom Brady is continuing his parade of jaw-dropping wrist jewelry.
The former football player took to his Instagram Stories over the weekend to share a photo of his latest timepiece: an iced-out Audemars Piguet worth nearly half a million dollars.
“Let’s goooo,” he wrote on top of an image of the Royal Oak watch, which features a bezel full of rainbow-colored baguette gemstones and a hammered 18-karat white gold bracelet.
However exceptional the style may be, the Super Bowl winner actually owns two.
Yes, Brady also has in his collection the rose gold version of the same rainbow Royal Oak — in case the white gold doesn’t match his outfit, we presume.
On Sunday, he styled his new piece of jewelry with a blue plaid blazer and button-down shirt for the LA Chargers vs. Buffalo Bills game.
The two rainbow Royal Oaks are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Brady’s vast watch collection.
The 49-year-old owns a $740,000 Jacob & Co. watch crafted of yellow sapphires that he wore to the 2025 Super Bowl — his second watch of the day after starting off with the $3 million diamond-covered watch, also designed by Jacob & Co.
In May, he showed up at the Kevin Hart roast wearing a diamond-covered Rolex that’s worth a whopping $6 million.
Then, of course, there’s the slew of $500,000 styles that he interchanges with each look, including the blue ceramic Audemars Piguet that he flashed back in February at the 2026 Super Bowl.
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