Steph Curry’s Watch Collection

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Stephen Curry is undoubtedly one of the NBA’s trailblazers. Despite being one of the smaller players, his agility and balletic moves – not to mention his amazing shooting range – has changed the way that professional basketball is played.

While his style of play has made him stand out, his impeccable style off the court is also worth noting. We checked out Steph Curry’s best looks and the timepieces that graced his wrist.

Steph obviously spends most of his time on the basketball court, but his day-to-day watch is an extreme diver – the Rolex Sea-Dweller Deepsea. Created for saturation divers, the watch is waterproof to an amazing depth of 12,800 feet.

Steph may not be spending time underwater, but this watch is one he can enjoy for its classic good looks and incredible innovation.

Steph doesn’t have a huge watch collection, and seems to stick to the classics. He does add a modern twist to his choices, though. Take his Cartier Santos 100 watch for instance. One of the first wristwatches ever made, the Santos has kept its industrial design through the years, but added better ergonomics and sleeker lines.

Steph’s choice is a skeleton dial watch in rose gold. Pictured here is a rose gold Cartier Santos 100 with the traditional, roman numeral dial.

The Royal Oak has become the go-to watch of eight-figure athletes, such as Lionel Messi and LeBron James; and Steph is no different. The greatest players in their sport deserve nothing less than an iconic watch; and the Royal Oak is a very solid icon in the world of watches.

Steph’s choice is a black dial, rubber strap Royal Oak Offshore. With a sportier look than the original Royal Oak, it gives an edgy touch to dressy ensembles.

Steph is one of the few basketball players who shies away from bling and iced-out timepieces. His most eye-catching watch to-date is the Rolex President Day-Date, which is highly recognizable, even to the general public; but he chose a more subdued rose gold model.

The metal gives warmth and sheen to his wrist; but the dark dial and 41 mm case are discreet enough to get people wondering.