Hardik Pandya’s ultra-rare luxury watch with Rafael Nadal connection costs more than tournament prize money
Hardik Pandya’s Asian Cup 2025’deki time choice, the attention of the fans of the jack attracted the attention of the field performance. The Indian versatile was found at a luxury hour with an impressive amount of unique Rafael Nadal connection that exceeds the reward money of the tournament.
The Asian Cup 2025 continues at the UAE, which started in Abu Dhabi on 9 September. The Indian team, led by Sureakumar Yadav, started its campaigns against the United Arab Emirates at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium on September 10th. While the tournament offers profitable prizes for players and teams, India’s versatile Hartik Pandya has a prize money for champions compared to a luxury accessory.
During a recent training session, Pandya wore Richard Mille RM 27-04 hours, an amazing RS 18 Crore, according to Watch Spotter. The clock is a rare pressure created in cooperation with Rafael Nadal, the legend of tennis, and there are only 50 models globally.
What is the clock?
Richard Mille RM 27-04 is between the most advanced and light luxury clocks produced with only 30 grams, including belt. Despite the feather light structure, it is very durable. The movement was suspended in the case designed to withstand over 12,000 g forces, a record -breaking success for the brand. The mechanism is kept together with a small steel cable network with gold tensions by combining power exclusively. The partnership of Nadal and Richard Mille has long been accepted as iconic, and defines his connection with the tennis star watch manufacturer based on “mutual trust and respect”.
Asian Cup Reward Money
The Asian Cup lasted until September 28, and reports show that winners will receive around US $ 300,000 (about 2.6 Crore). Secondaryists are expected to earn $ 150,000. Although the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has not yet officially approved these figures, the prize pool is believed to be an improvement in the previous edition.
Nevertheless, the total gains for the tournament are significantly insufficient in the RS 18 Crore price tag of Pandya’s Richard Mille – stressing how special the luxury clock of the star cricket is.
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