On September 24, 2026, police in Miami reported that a man’s recent Tinder date stole two watches from his Brickell high‑rise apartment, including a Rolex valued at $37,000. The theft was discovered after the brief meeting between the man and his match, when the victim realized the luxury timepieces were missing.
According to the police report, the man invited his Tinder date to his condominium in the Brickell district, a neighborhood known for its high‑rise residences. During the visit, the visitor took the opportunity to remove the watches from the man’s possession. The stolen items consist of a Rolex and another, unspecified watch, together worth a significant sum.
Miami police responded to the complaint and opened an investigation into the incident. Officers are seeking to identify the suspect and recover the stolen property. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities have not released further details about the suspect’s description or any potential leads.
The case underscores a growing concern about personal safety and property security in social‑media‑driven dating encounters. While the incident occurred in a private residence, the theft involved high‑value luxury accessories, highlighting the financial risk that can accompany such meetings.
Law enforcement officials emphasized the importance of reporting any thefts promptly and advised individuals to be cautious when meeting new acquaintances, especially in private settings. The police continue to gather evidence and have asked anyone with additional information to contact the department.
The man, whose identity has not been disclosed, is cooperating with investigators as they work to resolve the case. The incident adds to a series of recent reports involving thefts linked to online dating platforms in the Miami area.
Police have not announced an expected timeline for the resolution of the case, and the investigation remains active.