When it comes to modern celebrity watch collections, Travis Scott is in a league of his own. Known for his bold creative vision, his taste in watches follows the same direction. Unconventional, high value, and impossible to ignore. He has some seriously sick watches, and his collection continues to stand out in a space where many play it safe.
From rare vintage icons to futuristic pieces, Travis Scott has built a lineup that reflects his personality. His Richard Mille game is especially strong and I would say as strong as Jackie Chan‘s or even Anant Ambani‘s Richard Mille game, with multiple high end models that showcase cutting edge materials and design. But what really sets his collection apart is his deep involvement with brands, including a major collaboration with Audemars Piguet.
Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked “Cactus Jack” 26585CM

One of the standout results of that partnership is the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked 26585CM “Cactus Jack”, a limited edition of 200 pieces that blends high watchmaking with Travis Scott’s distinctive aesthetic. Featuring a sapphire dial, openworked movement, and custom luminous details like the iconic Cactus Jack smiley moon phase, the watch brings a completely new identity to the Royal Oak.
The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked 26585CM is a limited edition created in collaboration with Travis Scott and his Cactus Jack label. This 41mm timepiece features a sapphire dial that reveals the openworked Calibre 5135, blending rhodium and pink gold tones, while white gold screws add a subtle contrast to the overall design.
What truly sets this watch apart are the custom details that reflect Travis Scott’s distinctive aesthetic. The calendar and week indicators are inspired by his typography, while the day subdial hand mirrors the Cactus Jack logo. At six o’clock, the moon phase displays the iconic smiley face, which glows blue in the dark, complemented by additional calendar elements that emit a green glow at night, giving the watch a unique luminous identity.
For the first time, Audemars Piguet introduced a textured calfskin strap for this model, paired with a pink gold clasp engraved with both names. Limited to just 200 pieces and priced at $201,000, the watch quickly established itself as a true collector’s grail.
On top of that, he even has a one of one “Piece Unique” version, making his collection not just impressive, but truly exclusive.

Travis Scott Insane Watch Game



Travis Scott Wears the Cartier Crash ‘Paris’

At a recent Nike event in Atlanta, Travis Scott was spotted wearing the iconic Cartier Crash Paris in white gold, set with diamonds. Known for its distorted, asymmetrical case, the Crash remains one of the most unconventional designs in modern watchmaking.
Originally introduced in 2000, this piece measures 38.5 mm by 25 mm and features a silvered dial paired with a pink alligator strap and white gold folding clasp. With an estimated value of around $300,000, it stands as one of the most distinctive and expressive watches in his collection.