Ronaldo's £1.1 million watch

Cristiano Ronaldo doesn't need to score a goal to make a splash. A watch on his wrist is enough to stop the world, as he has done for the past two decades.

In his latest interview with journalist Piers Morgan, Ronaldo chose to appear with the Jacob & Co Twin Turbo Furious Baguette, a watch worth £1.1 million.

In his latest interview with Piers Morgan, Ronaldo chose to appear with the Jacob & Co Twin Turbo Furious Baguette, a watch worth £1.1 million. It is made from 18K white gold, studded with more than 360 baguette diamonds and only 18 pieces in the world . For Ronaldo, it is not a piece of jewelry, but a statement of life.

He doesn’t wear a watch to tell the time. He wears it to tell the story of his journey from a poor boy in Madeira to football’s first billionaire icon. Each diamond on his wrist is a victory, a step in his career, and a reminder: he has reached a place few ever imagined.

Ronaldo currently earns £488,000 a day at Al Nassr, with a £24.5m signing-on bonus that could rise to £38m if he signs on for another year. He said frankly: “I’m not obsessed with money, but reaching that figure is the goal. At this level, money isn’t everything, but it’s nice to have more.” That statement clearly shows Ronaldo’s nature: ambitious, confident, and always knowing he deserves it.

The watch he wears is not just shining with diamonds. It reflects the man himself, meticulous, perfectionist, uncompromising. Every detail on the Jacob & Co is like a metaphor for CR7's career: precise, complex and brilliant.

The watch on Ronaldo's wrist is crafted from 18K white gold, studded with more than 360 baguette diamonds and there are only 18 of them in the world.

In the rest of the interview, Ronaldo confirmed that the 2026 World Cup would be his last international tournament. He spoke regretfully about Manchester United, saying that “the club has no structure and is going in the wrong direction.” That was the Ronaldo of all time, who dared to speak, dared to live and never apologized for his frankness.

At 40, he has nothing more to prove on the pitch. Instead, he creates moments that make the world take notice, even if it is only with a watch. For Ronaldo, time is not something to count, but something to define power. And when that clock moves, it is a reminder that Cristiano Ronaldo is still at the top, in his own inimitable way.

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