Conor McGregor’s £1MILLION-plus watch collection, with timepieces from luxury brands Rolex and Patek Philippe
CONOR McGREGOR is the most famous UFC fighter of all-time, who's transcended the world of MMA and become one of the biggest showbiz stars on the planet.
He is a global superstar.
During his illustrious career he's earned around £120m, with his biggest pay day coming in THAT super bout against Floyd Mayweather.
But inside the octagon he is desperately trying to prove he is still top drawer as he prepares for a trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier.
McGregor suffered defeat against Diamond back at January's UFC 257.
Now he is counting down the seconds to put that right and move 2-1 against the American when he returns to Las Vegas for battle at UFC 264 on July 10.
However, the Irish sports star is certainly flash with his wealth despite his recent loss, loving to buy sharp clobber, splashing his dosh on fast cars and tons and tons of bling.
And it's watches that really tickle Mr McGregor's fancy - who loves flashing off his expensive timepieces on Instagram or during press conferences.
Conor's preferred brand is Rolex, but he's also soft on Audemars Piguet and Patek Philippe -having previously picked up a new £80,000 "Hulk" piece.
And for his 32nd birthday he was gifted a brand new Astronomia Casino watch, made by Jacob & Co, worth £500k - but how much is his watch collection worth? Let SunSport total up the numbers for you:
Jacob & Co. Astronomia Gambler
The watch - worn also by rapper Drake - features a globe-shaped ceramic ball and a 1-carat Jacob-cut white diamond which constantly rotates.
It is accompanied with an alligator strap and 18k rose gold folding buckle.
Price: £500,000
Breguet Classique 5177 18k Rose Gold
The most modest in Conor's jewellery box, Breguet has been making watches since 1775, which explains its vintage look.
The champ has been known to wear it during fashion shoots for a more casual toned-down look.
Price: Around £16k
Patek Philippe Nautilus 5980 1AR 001
A favourite among Premier League footballers, the Nautilus is Patek Philippe's sports watch, which they've been producing since 1976.
Conor's gold and silver effort is one of his favourites and he loves pairing the look with shorts.
Price: Around £75k
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona
A Rolex aficionado, McGregor has a gold-plated Cosmograph Daytona that the Octagon king flashes when he's poolside in Las Vegas or in a club.
It's bling personified.
Price: Around £23k
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Sky-Dweller
One of his favourite watches is the Sky-Dweller, he has (at least) two that we've counted.
Conor's yellow gold with brown leather strap is stylish, sophisticated and is worn by several sports stars, including Cristiano Ronaldo and LeBron James.
Price: Around £25k
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Sky-Dweller Everose Gold
We told you it's his favourite!
Conor loves the Sky-Dweller, so much he also has a rose gold version, worth slightly more than the original. The timepiece is built for the modern traveller, features calibre 9001 and a dual time zone display.
Price: Around £33k
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date 40 Platinum
When it launched in 1956, the Day-Date was the first watch to show the day and date on the watch dial.
It's an icon in timepieces, and when Conor wore it during a press trip out and about in LA he turned heads.
Price: £40k
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph
Legendary Swiss watchmakers produce timepieces that scream class and boast modern features.
When Conor's lounging around at home, having a cuppa, this is his go-to item. The self-winding mechanism is powered by the wearer's wrist.
Price: Around £20k
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date 40 Gold
Bling, bling, bling.
That's not the sound of a ring bell, that's us introducing another stunning piece that would have David Dickinson's eyes watering.
Made from gold with a champagne-coloured dial, it's another one he wears while promoting a fight.
Price: Around £40k
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Yacht-Master II
On day two of the press tour of Conor McGregor v Floyd Mayweather in Toronto, Canada, The Notorious showed off a Yacht-Master II while he was in entertaining form.
It has a first class white dial and a regatta chronograph, and is the essence of luxury and distinction.
Price: Around £28k
Audemars Piquet's Diamond Encrusted Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph
The most expensive watch we've seen in Conor's collection is his diamond encrusted Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph.
It's another model he owns (at least) two of, but this custom-made version is unique. Wealthy Conor loves flashing it on Instagram.
Price: Around £105k
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date 40 Green Dial
Oh, the luck of the Irish. Showing he hasn't forgotten his roots, Conor has a Day-Date 40 with a special green dial - brilliant for St Patrick's Day.
It's still wrapped in gold though, so don't go thinking he's gone all cheap on us.
Price: Around £22k
Patek Philippe Calatrava Skeleton
With its mechanics visible, the Calatrava Skeleton is uber trendy. But we're sure hipsters won't be able splash £66,000 on this cool watch in full gold. The bracelet itself has 15-links and is made of rose gold.
Word has it that it takes 130 hours to make each Calatrava Skeleton, so they're quite rare.
Price: Around £66k
Patek Philippe Rose Gold Nautilus 5980/1R-001
When you've got so much wealth, why not buy several watches that you can wear every day of the week?
His rose gold Nautilus has the same self-winding mechanism as the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph. Wrapped in rose gold, it bumps the price up on the original style substantially.
Price: Around £81k
Franck Muller Vanguard Custom Diamond Encrusted
Because diamonds can be a man's best friend too. Conor's custom-made Franck Muller is the ultimate in opulence and very showy.
Price: Around £60k
Patek Philippe Special Series 5905P-014
McGregor has just added a Irish-themed Patek Philippe to his collection - made with a crocodile strap, platinum casing and green face, it is nicknamed 'the Hulk' and part of a bespoke special series from the Swiss manufacturers.
There were just 25 made in partnership with Dublin jewellers Weir and Sons and the Notorious got hold of No12 which came in a luxury oakwood box.
Price: Around £80k
That gives us a grand total of a whopping £634k. That's more than Eden Hazard's car collection!