Jorginho — watch collection

About Jorginho’s watch collection

Jorginho — born Jorge Luiz Frello Filho in Brazil and raised in Italy — is one of the most decorated midfielders of his generation. A deep-lying playmaker known for his metronomic passing and penalty-taking composure, he has built a career that spans Serie A with Napoli, the Premier League with Chelsea and Arsenal, and international football with the Italian national team. His trophy cabinet is genuinely remarkable: he is one of a small group of players to have won the UEFA Champions League, the UEFA European Championship, and the FIFA Club World Cup within the same calendar year, all achieved in 2021. That combination of trophies — domestic, continental, and international — places him in rare company in football history.

The Jorginho watch collection, based on what has been photographed publicly, points toward a preference for Rolex at the more technically distinguished end of the catalogue. He was spotted pitchside during Italy's fixture against Switzerland wearing a Rolex Cosmograph Daytona in 18k white gold, reference 116519LN, paired with Rolex's rubber Oysterflex bracelet. The 116519LN is a 40mm case in 18k white gold with a black ceramic bezel — the "LN" suffix distinguishing it from the earlier 116519, which carried a polished metal bezel rather than ceramic. That ceramic upgrade made the 116519LN meaningfully more scratch-resistant and visually sharper, and it positions this configuration near the top of the modern Daytona production hierarchy.

Choosing an Oysterflex bracelet on the white gold Daytona is a practical but considered move — the bracelet is built around a metal blade core with elastomer coating, making it more suited to an active lifestyle than a traditional metal bracelet while retaining a clean, purposeful look. For a professional footballer who clearly isn't leaving his watches in a drawer on matchday, it is a logical pairing.