WWE wrestlers pretend they're wealthier than they actually are all the time, as a guy like Ted DiBiase built his personas on being the "Million Dollar Man" despite bringing home way less. Roman Reigns, apparently, is not one of those people, as he flaunted his wealth recently with a wildly expensive watch on Monday Night Raw. And the price is enough to make my eyes water.
Roman Reigns Watch On Monday Night Raw Is Worth A Ton Of Money
The OTC rolled up to Monday Night Raw to cut a promo on L.A. Knight and to flex on all those watching at home with a Netflix subscription. I only say that because he deliberately called out Knight's timepiece, alleging it came from Walmart, but that was only to set up showcase his own watch. Roman Reigns talked about authenticity on Monday Night Raw and, if spending money means he believes he'll be at the top of the WWE for the rest of his career, that watch proves he walks the walk.
After he shouted out his Skeleton Tourbillon watch, a piece one can only reserve to purchase or buy secondhand, the eye-watering price for this watch started making rounds. It seems the floor for what Reigns might've paid was $100k, but his specific model was spotted online by some going for around $500k. @RingsideChasers reported the watch trades for somewhere in the middle, around the $350k range.
I Couldn't Leave The House Wearing That Watch, Let Alone Get In A Wrestling Ring
If I were Roman Reigns, I'd be looking over my shoulder after publicly drawing attention to the price of that watch. Seriously, I'd be watching myself amid every appearance he ha left on the 2026 TV schedule. Also, I don't think it's a secret that he's one of the highest-paid stars of the WWE but, after seeing him rock that watch, I have to wonder just how well he's doing.
It's also possible the watch is a gift from one of the many billionaires who are higher up the ranks in TKO. Back in the day, Vince McMahon used to help Ted DiBiase sell his millionaire big-baller lifestyle, funding some of the more expensive scenes we saw with the wrestler.
All I know is if I only planned to wrestle for another couple of years, I wouldn't be buying expensive watches on my own dime. I'd gladly accept one as a gift but would not be wearing that in the wrestling ring, given all the ways it could be dented, cracked or straight up broken.
I did notice that there was no scuffle between him and Knight in the ring, so maybe Roman Reigns slowly made his way to the back and put that thing in a protective case as soon as possible. I just know that, personally, I'd be denting that thing on door handles and every other thing I bump into daily. Reigns was careful enough to have one of the longest title reigns in WWE history, so maybe it's a non-issue for him.
Monday Night Raw airs on Netflix on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Summerslam has come and gone and, as WWE looks for fresh storytelling after the PLE, maybe there's a new angle in Roman Reigns wearing progressively more expensive accessories?
