$300 Million Tom Brady’s Emoji Timepiece Grabs the Spotlight in Less Than 24 Hours

Former NFL quarterback Tom Brady, renowned for his illustrious career in the NFL, has ventured into the realm of English soccer post his retirement. With a remarkable track record in the NFL, Brady’s foray into this new sporting landscape has sparked curiosity among his followers. However, embarked on the journey of English soccer by becoming a minority stake owner in Birmingham City F.C. 

Brady’s latest attention-grabbing move was seen during a match between his new team, Birmingham City F.C., and Leads United, where Birmingham City F.C. won the game by  1-0. 

Tom Brady donning an Emoji watch

On August 12, NFL, part-owner of English soccer club Birmingham City F.C., Tom Brady, marked his presence at the annual Sky Bet Championship. This event brought together teams from Britain’s second-highest soccer tier, competing fiercely for victory. At the game, Brady’s presence was highlighted by his distinct Rolex timepiece known as an emoji watch. 

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The Rolex watch was displayed in 18-carat white gold, yellow gold, and rose gold, the watch featured a captivating dial adorned with baguette-cut sapphire hour markers. The watch’s unique day wheel showcased emotions like “Happy,” “Eternity,” “Gratitude,” and more, while the date wheel showcased an array of 31 emojis. Operating on the in-house caliber 3255, the watch offers a substantial 70-hour power reserve, showcasing Rolex’s commitment to quality.

In a move that has sparked excitement, Brady not only showcased the cutting-edge timepiece but also treated his fans. Prior to the match between Birmingham City F.C. and Leeds United, Brady engaged in a heartwarming gesture by offering drinks to his eager supporters. 

Brady representing the Birmingham City F.C.

The seven-time Super Bowl champion, who recently became a co-owner of the Blues, joined forces with fellow board member Tom Wagner to make an unexpected appearance at the Royal George Hotel. The 46-year-old quarterback personally ensured that the drinks flowed freely among the excited crowd, spending £150 on the rounds at the Small Heath pub. Alongside Wagner and Birmingham CFO Gary Cook, Brady even left behind a generous £400 tab, capturing the astonishment of pub owner Antoin McGroarty.

The uplifting encounter resonated with the game’s outcome. Following the meet and greet at the pub, Brady headed to St Andrew’s stadium to witness Birmingham secure a 1-0 victory over Leeds United. As the match went in an injury-time goal by Birmingham striker Lukas Jutkiewicz, the Blues clinched all three points, bringing a triumphant conclusion to a day that showcased both Brady’s love for the fans and his team’s success on the field.

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