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    NRL Watches Are Entering A New Era

    Nathan Jewellers is treating officially licensed NRL watches as watchmaking, not merchandise.

    Nathan Jewellers · 4 August 2026 · 3 min read

    NRL Clubmaster Game Day watches across multiple clubs

    Nathan Jewellers is taking a different approach to officially licensed NRL watches — creating genuine premium watches designed to be worn with pride, rather than simply treated as sports merchandise.

    For decades, club-branded watches have mostly been printed dials on generic cases. The brief for the NRL Clubmaster™ Collection was the opposite: build the watch first, then let the club identity live inside a piece that stands up on its own wrist appeal.

    Built like a watch

    Clubmaster™ is built around Swiss movement, sapphire crystal and premium stainless steel, with club-specific design detailing and the NRL logo on the dial. Each watch is individually assembled.

    MatchTimer™ sits below it at $299 with Japanese movement, sapphire crystal, 50m water resistance and a 304L stainless steel case — a genuine everyday watch at an accessible price.

    Made for the fan

    The collection covers all 17 clubs. A supporter can choose their club, choose the expression that suits them, and wear it every day — to work, to the game, and long after full time.

    Time. Pride. Legacy.

    Where it goes next

    Game Day ($569) and Victory ($599) lead the collection now. Two collector releases follow in 2027: Night Stadium ($695) and Captains ($795), each limited to 500 per club and individually numbered.

    NRL Clubmaster Game Day watch worn on the wrist
    Game Day Series on the wrist
    MatchTimer Home Series NRL watch
    MatchTimer™ Home Series
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