India’s very own Golden Boy, star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra, might have missed out on the gold medal but did manage to bring a silver home after the men’s javelin throw final at the Stade de France. His kin, fans and supporters were equally happy and full of pride as he delivered his season’s best attempt of 89.45 metres. While his silver win and impressive throw remain a point of celebration across the country, the internet is now going gaga over his amazing looks and even amazing accessories.
Can anyone tell which watch Neeraj Chopra was wearing in the 2024 Paris Olympics finals?byu/Impressive-Tart6265 inwatchesindia
Neeraj Chopra, who joined the ‘Official Timekeeper’ of the Olympics as their brand ambassador, was spotted wearing an Omega watch worth Rs 50 lakhs, and this has left fans pretty curious about his latest accessory. During the javelin qualifiers at the ongoing Paris Olympics 2024, Chopra sported the OMEGA Seamaster AquaTerra 150M, something that grabbed enough eyeballs.
Coming with a titanium case and telescopic crown, it also has domed scratch-resistant sapphire crystals. It also has a gray dial with AquaTerra stripes and a seamaster logo. Paired with a black strap, the watch is water-resistant and has 72 hours of power reserve. According to Omega’s official website, the watch retails at a price of Rs 52,13,200.
With this, Neeraj Chopra became the first Indian track and field athlete to serve as Omega’s Sports Brand Ambassador. It is pertinent to note that Omega has been serving as the official timekeeper for nearly all Olympic Games since 1932, marking its 31st tenure this year. Throughout the year, the brand has played a pivotal role in capturing the achievements of the finest athletes.
On the other hand, Chopra is also known for owning an amazing collection of watches that is definitely a steal for every man.
Neeraj Chopra’s Silver Win At The Paris Olympics
After a head-to-head competition with Pakistan’s Arshad Nadeem, Neeraj Chopra won the Silver medal in the men’s javelin finals, while Nadeem bagged the Gold.
While he came up with a best throw of 89.45 metres, it was unfortunately after four consecutive fouls. On the other hand, Nadeem won Gold with a throw of 92.97 metres, breaking the previous Olympic record set by Denmark’s Andreas Thorkildsen in Beijing.
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