Alessandro Benetton's Collection of Iconic Rolex Watches
Alessandro Benetton currently has 2 watches in his collection. Check them in our database.
Introduction to Alessandro Benetton
Alessandro Benetton is an Italian businessman and fashion entrepreneur. Born in 1964, he is the son of the founder of Benetton Group, a global fashion brand. Alessandro is known for his love for luxury watches, and his impressive collection of Rolex timepieces is a testament to his passion for exquisite craftsmanship. His collection includes some of the rarest and most sought-after Rolex models, such as the Daytona, Submariner, and GMT-Master. Each watch in his collection has a unique story, from being passed down through generations to being acquired after long and extensive searches. Discover the history and style of these iconic watches and the man behind their collection in our article on Alessandro Benetton's Collection of Iconic Rolex Watches.
Alessandro Benetton Spotted Wearing Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Ref. 6265
Inserted 03/12/2022
The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Ref. 6265 represents the final evolution of the manually wound Daytona, produced from 1970 to 1988 and distinguished by its screw-down pushers — a first for the line. Alessandro Benetton, entrepreneur and former president of the Benetton Formula 1 Racing Team, wears his in stainless steel with a black dial, a configuration that sits among the most sought-after in vintage Rolex collecting. The motorsport connection between man and watch could hardly be more fitting.
Alessandro Benetton Spotted Wearing Rolex Explorer 36mm Reference 124270
Inserted 03/12/2022
The Rolex Explorer ref. 124270 marked a significant regression — or return, depending on your camp — to the original 36mm case size when it launched in 2021, replacing the polarizing 39mm ref. 214270. Powered by the in-house calibre 3230 with a 70-hour power reserve, it remains one of the cleanest tool watches in production. Alessandro Benetton, entrepreneur and former president of the legendary Benetton Formula 1 racing team, was spotted wearing the all-steel version — a quietly confident choice that mirrors the watch's own understated pedigree.
