Footballer Gokhan Töre spotted wearing a Rolex

When Gokhan Töre touched down in East London to begin his Premier League chapter with West Ham United, the camera caught more than just the Turkish international's arrival — it caught a Rolex Daytona 116505 in 18ct Everose gold with a black dial glinting on his wrist. It's the kind of watch that says the wearer knows exactly what they're doing.
The Rolex Daytona reference 116505 was introduced in 2012 as part of the full Everose gold Daytona family. Rolex developed Everose — an 18ct rose gold alloy with a proprietary platinum component — specifically to give its gold cases lasting colour stability, a real engineering flex rather than a cosmetic one. The 40mm case houses the in-house calibre 4130, a column-wheel, vertical-clutch chronograph movement with a 72-hour power reserve that Rolex introduced in 2000 to replace the previously used Zenith El Primero base. The black dial on ref. 116505 — available in both black and white executions — features tachymeter-scaled bezel in matching Everose gold, three contrasting subdials, and applied hour markers that reinforce the watch's sense of density and presence.
Among collectors, the Daytona 116505 carries serious weight. Full precious-metal Daytonas have historically appreciated faster than their steel counterparts in percentage terms on the secondary market, and the rose gold variant with black dial is considered the more dramatic and desirable configuration. The calibre 4130's reputation for reliability and relatively accessible servicing has only strengthened collector confidence in the reference over time.
Töre, who built his reputation with Beşiktaş and earned caps for Turkey, is no stranger to high-profile moments — but Premier League football brings a different level of scrutiny. Sporting a Rolex Daytona 116505 on arrival fits a pattern common among elite European footballers who treat fine watchmaking as a serious pursuit rather than simple status signalling.
At UK list price the Daytona 116505 sits around £26,000, but on the grey market demand consistently pushes values well above retail. Strong secondary premiums have held across multiple market cycles, making this reference as sound a choice financially as it is aesthetically.