The Extremely Expensive Jewelry of Lamine Yamal (150,000 euros)
During a recent tribute by FC Barcelona to Ronaldinho, 18-year-old striker Lamine Yamal wore a highly coveted watch. This timepiece, now worth 150,000 euros, is part of his luxurious personal collection.
The Spanish prodigy has set his sights on the Cubitus 7128/1R-001 model from the Patek Philippe brand. While this creation, from the 2024/2025 collection, was initially marketed at a price of $80,000, its price has literally skyrocketed. Faced with exceptional demand and extremely limited availability, its resale price is now around 150,000 euros.
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This prestigious accessory stands out with its 40-millimeter square case with softened edges, entirely crafted in 18-carat rose gold, like its bracelet. The aesthetics are enhanced by a chocolate brown dial with a satin-finished "sunburst" effect and horizontal reliefs. Equipped with luminescent hands and a double sapphire crystal, this mechanical jewel contains an automatic movement offering up to 45 hours of power reserve.
This choice confirms the Moroccan-born player’s attraction to exceptional objects. Before being worn by the Barcelona winger during a match where the players wore vintage jerseys in honor of Ronaldinho, this exclusive model had already seduced other big names in football. Lionel Messi, as well as Sergio Ramos a few weeks ago, have also been spotted with this watch on their wrist.
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The Spanish international thus confirms his status as an experienced collector. His watch case already includes several masterpieces, such as a Rolex GMT-Master II "Root Beer" unveiled in 2024, or an Audemars Piguet worth 80,000 euros, proudly worn to celebrate his team’s Liga title in the 2025 season.
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