Tom Brady flashes $600,000 Jacob & Co diamond watch on...

TOM BRADY dazzled fans with his luxury watch during Fox's Super Bowl coverage. The seven-time Super Bowl winner made his debut at the prestige event as a broadcaster. And he made sure he looked the part with an eye-catching timepiece that added plenty of bling to the big occasion. Brady, 47, wore a Jacob & Co. Caviar Tourbillon which retails for $638,000. Jacob & Co. drew upon inspiration from actual caviar for the watch, which they believe exemplifies luxury.

Image Credit: The Sun [Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt at Super Bowl LIX.]

Brady wore the Yellow Sapphires 44mm, which gives off a gold appearance and really stood out on the screen. It quickly got fans talking with many of them in awe at the watch. One reacted to it saying: "Such a baller.". Another added: "Flex.". A third wrote: "Here for it GOAT.". And another commented: "The GOAT watch! 🔥🔥🔥". The watch has a golden yellow face with a brown leather wristband and details. According to Jacob & Co, the jewellery piece is made of a "continuous array of gems".

Image Credit: The Sun [Close-up of Tom Brady's jeweled watch.]

It contains a staggering 424 gems in total, including 224 baguette-cut gems on the case. Jacob & Co. describe the watch as a "divine expression of beauty", and it is available in a number of colours including red, silver, blue, black and emerald green. Brady called a Super Bowl for the first time as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in New Orleans. The Eagles did not include until after Kendrick Lamar's half-time show as the Chiefs failed to heed Brady's warning.

Image Credit: The Sun [Tom Brady wearing an $800K Jacob & Co Yellow Sapphire Caviar Tourbillon watch.]

He said ahead of the game: "[Nick] Sirianni has done a great job dealing with adversity this year. I really like that attitude that he’s got," he said. Tom Brady will take his seat in Fox's top NFL announce team alongside Kevin Burkhardt. And his arrival at the network has set off a domino effect with every other announcer moving down one spot. That means Fox's NFL coverage in 2024 will feature entirely new broadcast pairings.

Greg Olsen, who previously worked alongside Burkhardt, will now be part of the No. 2 announce team with Joe Davis. The other Fox pairings for 2024 are:. "There’s a lot of consistency. You see that week to week. When I think they’re really unstoppable is when Jalen Hurts is playing in rhythm in the pass game. "Look at that defense. The secondary has been consistent. They’ve been great all year. Fangio’s schemes.