Football manager’s watches, from Frank Lampard’s £32k Patek Philippe timepiece to Pep Guardiola’s classic £13k Rolex

JUST like their players, managers accessorise to impress.

The Premier League's leading bosses are barking orders on the touchline while wearing expensive watches.

From luxury brands like Patek Philippe to classic Rolex, their timepieces also cost a pretty penny.

Here's what the likes of Thomas Tuchel, Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp are checking regularly ahead of the final whistle.

Pep Guardiola

Rolex Cellini, £12,500

The Man City boss is a classy, classic dresser and has recently been seen wearing the Rolex Cellini on his wrist.

In the past, we've associated Pep with Richard Mille watches, including the 010 AMC Automatic and 022 Tourbillon Aerodyne.

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But, Guardiola is old-school with his love of Rolex, also having a Deepsea Sea-Dweller.

Jurgen Klopp

IWC Perpetual Calendar Digitate Date-Month Edition ‘50 Years Aquatimer’, £8,850

The Liverpool gaffer's watch is a multi-tasker that not only tells date, month and time, it'll also alert you to the fact it's a leap year - a tough ask in the watch world.

Only 50 of these timepieces were made, which makes it very rare to get a hold of.

Not necessarily important for managing a football club, but being a dive watch it has a depth of 100 metres.

Thomas Tuchel

Hublot Classic Fusion, £4,700

Chelsea's German tactician Tuchel is following ex-Blues boss Jose Mourinho's lead when it comes to watches.

The Portuguese is, of course, an ambassador for Hublot. And Chelsea are sponsored by the Swiss watchmakers, which means Tuchel was presented with one as soon as he joined the club.

Later this year, a similar version of this watch will be keeping time at the World Cup in Qatar.

Frank Lampard

Patek Philippe Aquanaut Travel Time Ref 5164A, £31,430

Super Frank showed off his watch of choice in Everton's promo for announcement as their new manager.

Patek Philippe is Lampard's favourite brand, having already been spied decorated in their white-gold Nautilus and orange-accented Aquanaut Chronograph.

Like his rivals, he's also partial to a Hublot and Richard Mille piece too.

Antonio Conte

Rolex Daytona, £11,600

The Spurs boss likes a classic.

Remember when he was spotted in a budget motor - a Nissan Duke worth £19,200?

Well, his Rolex Daytona isn't far off that retailing at nearly £12,000.

It's the most sought after Rolex in their collection.

David Moyes

Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Moonphase, £42,810

West Ham gaffer Moyes is deep in the watch game.

A connoisseur, as such, wore a Audemars Piguet Royal Oak when he managed Manchester United, a timepiece normally associated with hip-hop stars.

However, with the Hammers he's upped his game further.

His Patek Philippe is the premium watch of their selection.

Steven Gerrard

Patek Philippe Nautilus Ref. 5712/1A-001, £37,530

Liverpool legend Gerrard massively upgraded from his Apple Watch he wore when he was North of the Border with Rangers.

At Aston Villa he's been sporting this ridiculously nice Patek Philippe that would've cost £37,530.

However, now they're like gold dust to get hold of. In some cases, they can fetch up to £200,000 second-hand.

Brendan Rodgers

Rolex Daytona, £11,600

Like Conte, the Leicester City manager has somehow got his paws on a black-dial steel Rolex Daytona.

It's certainly an upgrade on the days when he had a IWC Portuguese Yacht Club Chronograph in the style stakes.

Again, if he was to look on the market second-hand he would see a staggering rise in what he paid.

You can find a similar refurbished Rolex Daytona for up to £50,000 online.