Players will have to watch their timing

10:31 - 12 July 2017

Chelsea players take part in a training session at their Cobham training facility in Stoke D'Abernon, southwest of London, on March 8, 2016

The Hublot watches were displayed on Instagram by Brazilian winger Willian and England Under-21 midfielder Nathaniel Chalobah.

Chelsea players wont be able to blame the lack of a watch if they arrive late for training in future after as club owner Roman Abramovich gave each of them one as a gift for winning the Premier League.

The Hublot watches -- which cost £9,000 ($11,570, 10,000euros) each and are a unique design with a Chelsea lion on the face -- were displayed on Instagram by Brazilian winger Willian and England Under-21 midfielder Nathaniel Chalobah.

"On behalf of Mr Abramovich and also on behalf of the board of directors of the club, congratulations on creating history during the 2016/17 season," read the message from chairman Bruce Buck published in Wednesday's Daily Mail.

"It's been a campaign to remember. Keep the blue flag flying."