Chris Eubank Jr has been gifted a bespoke Rolex Daytona worth £23,000 by Watch Guys before his boxing rematch with Conor Benn this Saturday.
The two-tone timepiece features silver and gold elements with a white face, and bears a unique inscription reading "Eubank vs Benn" on the interior.
Jeweller Robertino Altieri suggested the custom piece would "be worth a lot of money," prompting an enthusiastic response from the 36-year-old middleweight.
Upon receiving the gift, Eubank said: "I think it will. I think it will. I think we're going to have to try this puppy on."
The boxer's remarkable watch collection includes a silver 5711 Patek Philippe valued at £95,000, which he considers his most treasured piece.
"I love Pateks with diamonds. Hard to beat. I'm a diamond guy. I like diamonds," Eubank explained whilst displaying his timepieces.
His everyday choice is an Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Black worth £31,000, which sees the most wrist time.
The collection spans various luxury brands and price points, from a £750 vintage Omega Seamaster Chrono-Quartz "Albatros" received from a relative to high-end diamond-encrusted pieces he particularly favours.
Chris Eubank Jr has been gifted a bespoke Rolex Daytona worth £23,000 by Watch Guys
| PAThe middleweight's acquisition methods span the globe, with purchases made "all over the world," from New York to Dubai.
One notable addition came through an unconventional route - a high-stakes poker victory.
"I won this watch in a poker game. The Franck Muller," Eubank told The Sun about the £7,500 Conquistador timepiece.
When the game's host was unable to produce cash winnings that evening, Eubank demanded the watch as payment before leaving the country the following day.
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| REUTERSAmong his earliest significant purchases was a Breitling Chrono-Matic A41360, costing £3,400, which he acquired with his boxing earnings.
He said: "I had a diamond AP for a long, long time. I always wanted the baguettes. I always wanted baguettes on a watch."
The former world title challenger secured victory over Benn, 28, following twelve intense rounds at Tottenham's stadium in April.
Their fathers competed in memorable bouts over three decades ago, adding historical significance to this modern rivalry.
Eubank Jr narrowly won on points in their epic 12-round bout in April | GETTYLooking ahead to Saturday's North London encounter, broadcast on DAZN pay-per-view, Eubank expressed determination to secure an early finish.
He said: "My goal is to go out there and stop this guy, take him out."
He acknowledged the challenge of surpassing their previous encounter whilst emphasising their compatible fighting approaches.
Eubank explained: "We are two fighters that don't take a step backwards. We don't retreat."
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