“Floyd Mayweather Drops $1 Million on Exclusive Avi & Co. Hue Watch Collection, Becomes First to Own Entire Set”
With a nickname like “Money Mayweather,” it’s no surprise that Floyd Mayweather continues to live up to his lavish reputation. The undefeated boxing champion recently made headlines once again by dropping a cool $1 million on an exclusive collection of luxury timepieces from Avi & Co.
In a video shared with his millions of followers on social media, Mayweather flaunted his latest extravagant purchase: not one, but all four watches from Avi & Co.’s coveted “Hue Collection.” The iconic boxer became the first person in the world to own the complete set, a move that even for Mayweather, was a jaw-dropping flex.
“When the craftsmanship at @aviandco is this impeccable, choosing just one watch wasn’t an option… so I bought all four from the exclusive Hue Collection,” Mayweather wrote. He went on to praise the jeweler for their unmatched quality and 24/7 service, adding, “This is the kind of quality you can only get from a jeweler who’s available 24/7, where the service is as priceless as the jewels.”
The four watches in question, each priced at $250,000, are a testament to the artistry and opulence of Avi & Co. Crafted with stunning precision, they feature an array of dazzling gemstones: the Pink Ice model is set with 945 natural pink sapphires weighing a total of 110 carats. Meanwhile, the blue, green, and red editions boast 108 carats of sapphires, 115 carats of tsavorites, and 105 carats of rubies, respectively. With such intricate detailing and rare stones, it’s easy to see why Mayweather couldn’t pick just one.
Mayweather also referenced an article from Forbes in his post, where the magazine acknowledged his penchant for collecting high-end timepieces. According to the article, he already owned seven Avi & Co. watches, having formed a close relationship with the brand’s founder over the years. “I’m proud of Avi and support him,” Mayweather shared. “If I want to hang out with him, I can. You can’t do that with the owner of Rolex or AP (Audemars Piguet).”
For Mayweather, this latest splurge is just another day in the life of a man who built an empire on precision, luxury, and living life in the fast lane.