5 costliest watches from Tom Brady's $3,760,000 collection

Tom Brady's personal collection was sold for a combined total of over $9 million at Sotheby's New York. The former NFL quarterback, who played in the league for over two decades and amassed seven Super Bowl titles in his career, put together 41 items for auction.

The auction was held on December 10 and included many personal items from Brady. Watches made up the majority of the list, but there were also NFL-related items, such as the helmet worn during his final game as a member of the New England Patriots in 2019 or the ball from the game he broke the NFL passing yards record.

Check out the five most costly watches from his personal collection

5 costliest watches from Tom Brady's personal collection:

#1 - Rolex Daytona Paul Newman 'John Player Special'

Estimated between $600k and $900k, this was a yellow gold chronograph wristwatch with bracelet, Owned and Worn by Tom Brady, Circa 1969. The quarterback was pictured wearing this watch during his halftime retirement ceremony at the Foxboro Stadium in the first week of the 2023 season.

#2 - Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 'The Roast'

Estimated between $400k and $800k, this is a piece made by a unique white gold and diamond-set flying tourbillon wristwatch with bracelet, Circa 2024. The former quarterback was spotted with this watch during his Netflix roast in April 2024.

#3 - Richard Mille 'Baby Nadal'

Estimated between $300k and $500k, this piece is a blue and white quartz TPT skeletonized automatic wristwatch with a butterfly rotor, Circa 2022. There are no public registers of the former quarterback wearing this specific watch.

#4 - Richard Mille Carbon

Estimated between $250k and $400k, this is a carbon TPT and titanium skeletonized automatic flyback chronograph wristwatch with date and month indicator, Circa 2020. Again, there are no pictures of Brady with this specific watch.

#5 - Richard Mille Titanium

Estimated between $250k and $400k, this is a titanium skeletonized split seconds chronograph automatic wristwatch with date and rapid winding mechanism, built Circa 2022. Just as with the other two Richard Mille, there are no public registers of the quarterback wearing this watch in a public occasion.