Jalen Hurts wore a $41,000 watch to the Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl LIX Ring Ceremony

Jalen Hurts certainly knows how to make a statement.

The 2025 Super Bowl MVP was spotted wearing the all-new Breitling Classic Avi Chronograph 42 Super Bowl LIX Philadelphia Eagles Limited Edition on an 18-karat red gold bracelet while attending the 2025 Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl LIX Ring Ceremony over the weekend. According to the brand, this watch is an exclusive limited-edition Classic AVI Chronograph designed to honor Hurts, and features an 18-karat red-gold case, a dial in the team’s signature midnight green with white subdials, and the Philadelphia Eagles logo on the 9 o’clock subdial. 

The caseback is engraved with the official Super Bowl LIX logo, along with unique numbering—limited to just 59 pieces in celebration of the 59th Super Bowl, and the watch is presented on either a five-row 18-karat red gold bracelet or a brown top-stitched calfskin leather strap, offering an elevated way to mark this historic win.

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Aside from wearing the ring at the ceremony, Hurts posted a few pictures from his photoshoot on Instagram with the caption, "Honored to mark this moment with the @breitling Super Bowl LIX Classic Avi — a reminder of the team, the journey and the city that made it possible. No. 01 of 59." One fan commented, "Jalen Hurts is the embodiment of resilience, leadership, and excellence both on and off the football field. With a calm demeanor and unshakable confidence, he commands the game with precision, making plays that defy expectation and ignite entire stadiums."

He continued: "His work ethic is unmatched—an inspiration to teammates and fans alike—rooted in discipline, humility, and relentless drive. From overcoming adversity in college to becoming a franchise cornerstone in the NFL, Hurts carries himself with grace and poise, never seeking the spotlight but always rising to meet it. He’s not just a quarterback; he’s a symbol of perseverance, a role model for the next generation," the fan continued, which, honestly, we couldn't have said it any better.

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