Eduardo Camavinga — watch collection

About Eduardo Camavinga’s watch collection

Eduardo Camavinga is one of the most decorated young footballers of his generation. Born in Angola and raised in France, he joined Real Madrid in 2021 at just 18 years old and almost immediately began collecting major honours. A Champions League winner with the Spanish giants, Camavinga has established himself as one of the most dynamic midfielders in European football, combining elite athleticism with technical intelligence that belies his age. He is a regular in the France national team setup and, at a club like Real Madrid, has routinely performed on the biggest stages the sport offers.

The Eduardo Camavinga watch collection, as documented so far, points toward considered taste rather than conspicuous accumulation. He has been photographed wearing the Rolex GMT-Master II 126715CHNR — the full Everose gold 'Root Beer' variant, which pairs a brown and black ceramic bezel with an 18-carat Everose gold case and bracelet. This is not the entry point into Rolex collecting. It is a reference that serious collectors track closely, and wearing it signals familiarity with the brand beyond its most recognisable sports models.

The 126715CHNR debuted at Baselworld 2018 as a historically significant reference — the first GMT-Master ever offered in Everose gold. Its 'Root Beer' colour combination is a deliberate nod to vintage GMT references from the 1950s and 60s, which gives the watch a depth of context that goes beyond surface-level luxury. For a 22-year-old footballer to gravitate toward this specific piece rather than a more straightforward sports Rolex suggests an awareness of what makes a watch genuinely interesting. We will be watching his wrist closely as his profile and, presumably, his collection continue to grow.