Inside Travis Scott's $11 Million Watch Collection

This is the headline piece in the entire collection. The Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar "Cactus Jack" is a confirmed collaboration between Travis Scott and Audemars Piguet, released in 2022 in extremely small numbers. The 41mm case is brown smoked ceramic, paired with a brown denim-style fabric strap and matching deployant clasp. The skeletonized perpetual calendar dial uses brown finishes with red highlights for the central seconds and date scale. Most pieces went directly to Travis and his inner circle, never appearing through traditional retail.

This is the Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel Openworked in frosted white gold with a rainbow gem-set bezel. The case carries the hammered frosted gold finish that AP developed with Florentine jeweler Carolina Bucci, and the bezel is set with baguette-cut sapphires running through every color of the spectrum. Travis was photographed wearing this piece courtside at a Houston Rockets game, where it became the visual standout of the night. Production numbers on the rainbow openworked configuration are very limited, and clean examples rarely surface on the secondary market.

The 15407ST is the entry point in Travis's Royal Oak rotation, but it is anything but ordinary. The 41mm stainless steel case displays the double balance wheel mechanism through a fully skeletonized dial, with the two balance wheels stacked on the same axis to improve rate stability. Travis has worn this piece at Cacti event appearances and around the studio. The double balance wheel architecture is unique to AP, and on this reference the openworked dial gives full visibility into the calibre 3132 movement.

Released in 2017 as the first full-ceramic Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar, the 26585CE replaces the standard Grande Tapisserie pattern with a skeletonized perpetual calendar layout. The case, bezel, crown, pushers, and bracelet are all polished and brushed black ceramic, a finishing process that takes weeks per component. Travis has been spotted wearing it in casual streetwear and red-carpet looks alike. As ceramic Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar production has wound down, secondary market demand for this reference has held steady well above retail.

Travis Scott's RM 75-01 sits at the top of the entire collection by retail value. The case, bezel, and caseback are machined from solid blocks of sapphire crystal, a process that takes more than 1,000 hours of grinding per case. Inside is a flying tourbillon movement built on a skeletonized rose gold baseplate. Production was limited to a handful of pieces, and Travis was photographed wearing his version on a navy strap at a fashion industry event. Pieces of this configuration trade north of $3 million when they appear publicly.

The RM 27-04 was developed for Rafael Nadal's wrist during competition, with a wirework movement suspended inside the case by a single steel cable woven through 38 anchor points. The result is a tourbillon that absorbs more than 12,000g of shock without disturbing the regulation. Travis owns the brown TitaCarb version on a blue rubber strap, one of 50 pieces produced. The reference is rare enough that even seasoned RM collectors rarely see one in person, and Travis chose to wear his to a public street event.

The RM 69 is one of the most provocative watches ever produced by a Swiss manufacturer. It uses three rotating roller windows to display short phrases in random combinations, all drawn from a list of suggestive sentences chosen by Richard Mille. Production was limited to 30 pieces in titanium, and the rollers can show thousands of permutations. Travis was photographed with the piece on his wrist during a Ferrari outing. The configuration on his wrist read "Let Me Kiss You Tonight," one of the more printable phrases the watch can display.

The RM-011 is the flyback chronograph that built Richard Mille's reputation in the late 2000s. Travis owns the brown TZP ceramic Felipe Massa Asia Boutique edition, a regional release sold only through Richard Mille boutiques in Asia. The case uses an 18k red gold inner ring, and the calibre RMAC1 chronograph movement is fully skeletonized behind a tinted sapphire dial. Travis was spotted with this reference courtside at NBA games. As original Felipe Massa production has been discontinued, Asia boutique editions have become particularly difficult to source.

The RM 07-03 Marshmallow is one of the most playful Richard Mille references ever produced. The white ceramic tonneau case houses a textured pastel dial layered in green, pink, and yellow that is meant to evoke a marshmallow swirl. The crown and pushers are pastel pink, set with rubies. Travis was photographed wearing the piece during a studio session, and the case sizing is closer to a women's RM, which has not stopped him from wearing it in public. Limited boutique production keeps secondary market supply tight.

The Patek Philippe 6104R is one of the rarest references in the modern Grand Complications family. The dial is a true sky chart that shows the visible portion of the night sky over Geneva, including the path of the moon and the Milky Way, all of which rotate at sidereal time. The 6104R-001 case is rose gold with a baguette diamond bezel. Travis wore the piece on the red carpet at the premiere of his "Circus Maximus" film. Production runs at this configuration are very limited.

The 5131G is the white gold version of Patek Philippe's most coveted modern world timer. The dial is a hand-painted cloisonné enamel map of Eurasia and Africa centered over the rotating 24-hour disc. Each enamel dial takes weeks to fire, and no two examples are identical. Travis was photographed wearing his 5131G during a beach trip on a navy strap. Cloisonné enamel world time references have become some of the hardest Patek Philippe pieces to source on the secondary market, and white gold examples carry strong premiums.

The 5719/10G is Patek Philippe's factory iced version of the Nautilus 5711. The 40mm case is white gold and fully set with baguette-cut diamonds across the bezel, lugs, bracelet, and dial, totaling more than 1,300 stones. Travis was photographed wearing the piece during a Texas truck shoot, with the diamond Nautilus catching every direction of light. As Patek Philippe has discontinued the 5711 family, the 5719 sits even further out of reach. Most 5719 examples on the market trade well above $600,000.

The Cartier Crash is the closest thing to abstract art produced by a major Swiss manufacturer. Designed in London in 1967 and reportedly inspired by a watch damaged in a car accident, the asymmetric case became one of Cartier's most collected silhouettes. Travis wears reference 2462, a London-set version with diamonds running around the case and a pink alligator strap. Crash production has always been kept extremely low. Even modern reissues are sold by request only, and original 2462 examples carry strong premiums on the secondary market.

The Ballon Bleu is the everyday wear in Travis's collection. The 42mm steel case has a recessed crown set with the signature blue cabochon, and the silver guilloché dial uses Roman numerals around an automatic movement. Travis was photographed wearing this piece in a portrait with Kylie Jenner during their relationship. The Ballon Bleu has been the entry point into Cartier for many collectors and remains one of the most balanced unisex designs in the modern catalog. Compared to the rest of the collection, this reference is by far the most attainable.

The Rolex King Midas is one of the rarest references Rolex ever produced. Designed by Gerald Genta in the 1960s, before he created the Royal Oak and Nautilus, the King Midas was the most expensive watch in the Rolex catalog at launch. The asymmetric solid 18k yellow gold case mirrors the silhouette of a Greek temple, and the integrated bracelet is a single sculpted piece. Reference 4017 was the standard production version, with fewer than 1,000 examples ever made. Travis wears his while performing, which is unusual for a vintage gold piece.

The Astronomia is Jacob & Co's signature work, with a movement built around a central vertical axis that rotates the entire dial display every ten minutes. The reference Travis wears (AT810.40.BD.BD.B) is the fully baguette diamond version, with a rose gold case set on every visible surface and a hand-lacquered lapis globe at one of the four arms. The full diamond Astronomia variants are produced in single-digit numbers each year. Travis was photographed with his on a deep blue alligator strap, wearing it casually on the wrist alongside his tattoos.