Dwyane Wade drops 3-word message flexing $17,500 women's watch

Miami Heat legend Dwyane Wade shared a story on Instagram flexing a Tiffany & Co. women's watch on Monday. The three-time NBA champions dropped three words for the $17,500 Tiffany Cocktail two-handed watch which he wore on his wrist. The 21x34 mm watch looked appeasing on the Hall-of-Famer's arm.

"Always on Time" he wrote, tagging the official Tiffany & Co. Instagram account.

Wade flexes his $17,500 watch on Instagram (@dwyanewade)

The women's watch, which retails for $17,500 on the official Tiffany & co. website, is a one-of-a-kind piece as it is made of 18-carat white gold and features a guilloche dial. An intricate and repetitive pattern-making style, the guilloche engraving technique allows for a delicate and precise design which is featured on Wade's watch.

Furthermore, the watch is highlighted by a black satin strap which is complemented further by a diamond buckle which adds to the already chic watch's magnetism. The 21x34 mm face also features a set of round brilliant diamonds while it's quartz movement and water resistance to 30 meters makes it a well-constructed piece of art.

Although the watch is described as a woman's watch, its solid design and sheer abundance of class and luxury make it worthy of any arm that can afford it.

D Wade and Gabrielle Union's limited Christmas spending revelation

Former NBA Finals MVP Dwyane Wade shared that he and his wife Gabrielle Union do not spend much on each other during Christmas. The 13-time NBA All-Star opened up about his holiday spending with his wife and how the couple have kept Christmas minimal since they started dating in 2014.

In an interview with E! News, the former Miami Heat star revealed that it was not about the price tag but rather the thought behind the gifts that made them special:

"Gab and I have learned it’s not about the price tag or going over the top with gifts. It’s about making it meaningful, something that speaks to who we are as a couple. We try to focus on experiences. It’s about creating memories, not just unwrapping a box. At the end of the day, it’s the thought and love behind the gift that counts. That’s how we keep it special every year."

Christmas is a special time of the year and with NBA stars spending their time away from family during the festive season, there is a deeper meaning behind festivals than just gifts. Wade encapsulated this wonderfully in his interview as he dived deeper into experiences playing a more important role than just materials that perish with time.