Orioles announce multi-year partnership with Tsao Baltimore

Partnership debuted during Orioles Hall of Fame weekend with custom timepieces for inductees

The Orioles today announced a new partnership with Tsao Baltimore, a locally owned luxury watch brand known for its quality timepieces that pay tribute to Maryland’s rich heritage. As part of this multi-year partnership, Tsao Baltimore designed a custom, Orioles-branded timepiece to honor the legacy of Birdland and the pride of Baltimore. The partnership debuted this weekend during Orioles Hall of Fame celebrations and will continue through the 2027 season.

"We're thrilled to partner with a Baltimore-based company like Tsao that shares our deep connection to the community and commitment to excellence," said DON ROVAK, Orioles Chief Revenue Officer. "This collaboration reflects the Orioles' pride in our city and state, and the timeless legacy we continue to build."

To mark the occasion, Tsao Baltimore presented exclusive, custom-designed watches to Orioles Hall of Fame inductees, former center fielder ADAM JONES, former outfielder JOE ORSULAK, and longtime broadcaster TOM DAVIS during Saturday’s on-field ceremony, offering each honoree a lasting symbol of their achievement. The brand was also featured at Friday’s Hall of Fame luncheon, where attendees explored Tsao’s full collection of Maryland-inspired timepieces. Throughout the partnership, Tsao will maintain a presence on the club level at Oriole Park with branded signage, reinforcing shared values of craftsmanship, legacy, and local pride.

"We’re incredibly excited to be the proud watch company of the Baltimore Orioles,” said Tsao Baltimore founder ALAN TSAO. “As someone that was born and raised in Maryland, this is a dream come true."

Since its founding in 2017, Tsao Baltimore has designed and assembled a diverse collection of watches, each inspired by Maryland’s history. With a showroom located in the Hampden neighborhood, the brand has built a loyal following by blending precision craftsmanship with local storytelling. To learn more, visit tsaobaltimore.com.