Neymar makes insane addition to his $8M watch collection; Brazilian football superstar's latest buy has 286 diamonds
Neymar added a Astronomia Dragon & Tiger 2 to his luxury watch collection amid the FIFA World Cup 2026. The 34-year-old is a part of the Brazil squad in the World Cup in the USA.
Neymar's collection of luxury watches is not a secret anymore. The Brazilian superstar added another to his insane collection by splashing approximately one million dollars on his new watch during his day off from the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026 duty. Neymar is a part of the Brazilian squad that is currently in the United States for the FIFA World Cup 2026.
The former Barcelona star personally headed into the heart of New York City for his luxury shopping trip and was spotted at the Jacob & Co flagship store where he bought a Astronomia Dragon & Tiger 2 watch, the pictures of which he posted on Instagram. Interestingly, the watch is make of white gold and features an astonishing 286 diamonds.
Jacob & Co owner Jacob Arabo personally greeted Neymar at the shop. In fact, the watch costs one million dollars as said by Arabo in an Instagram video. With this latest addition, Neymar's watch collection is now understood to be worth more than eight million dollars, as per The Sun.
What's so special in Astronomia Dragon & Tiger 2?
The Astronomia Dragon & Tiger 2 is one-of-its-kind by Jacob and Co. It's not the price that makes it so special. Inside the case, it has double axis flying tourbillon, a spinning earth and a Jacob cut diamond moon. But the real show is the hand crafted dragon and tiger sculpture wrapped around the movement alongside depictions of planets made of sapphires and emeralds.
Among Neymar's collection is a limited edition Richard Mille RM 68-01 Cyril Kongo. Based on The Sun report, only 30 pieces exist globally and is worth approximately $2.11 million ( ₹19.94 crore). Besides, he collection includes half-a-dozen watches that cost more than
His collection also includes a Casino Tourbillon, an Opera Godfather, an Epic SF24 World Time Titanium and a Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon, along with a few Rolexes and a two custom-made Batman pieces.
Will neymar play in Brazil vs Japan?
Coming back to the FIFA World Cup 2026, Brazil are set to face Asian giants Japan in their round of 32 clash on Monday. However, Neymar is once again unlikely to start against Japan and is set to come on as a substitute.
Having been picked despite nursing from a calf injury, Neymar missed Brazil's first two games in the group stages, before making his fourth World Cup appearance against Scotland which Brazil won 3-0. That was Neymar's return in national colours after exactly 981 days.
The last time Neymar played for Brazil before the Scotland game was in 2023 against Uruguay during the World Cup qualifiers. Meanwhile, Brazil finished as toppers in Group C ahead of Morocco.
Get all updates from FIFA World Cup 2026 here, along with FIFA World Cup 2026 Complete Schedule and FIFA World Cup 2026 Points Table.
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