The Chelsea manager says he keeps watches, like other people collect shirts or medals, in a safe box.
“When I win titles the gifts are for my wife, my daughter and my son,” he said, reports
Guardian.
“I take my watch from my wrist and I don’t wear it again. A big collection? I have a big collection. I keep it.
“They’re in a safe box. Like people keep medals or shirts, I keep my watches. Another thing is if I don’t win, the watch becomes a normal watch, so I wear, I don’t wear, I wear, I don’t wear.
“But when I finish a season with a trophy, that season is represented with a watch. I have 21.”
Mourinho himself is sponsored by watch company Hublot and says his favourite of his timepieces is the one design by himself because it fills his needs when on the managerial bench.
“It’s the last one, because I designed it and the company did it for me according to my needs to be on the bench and the colours I want and the material and the size and the weight,” he said.