Fernando Llorente wearing Rolex
Rolex Submariner Date 18k White Gold Blue Dial & Bezel Reference 116619LB – Fernando Llorente
Fernando Llorente — watch collection
Fernando Llorente
footballer
VIP n° 1143 for number of watches
Footballer n° 217 for number of watches
Number of brands: 1
Number of watches: 1
Preferred brand: Rolex (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 23,000 $
Footballer n° 217 for number of watches
Number of brands: 1
Number of watches: 1
Preferred brand: Rolex (1 watches)
Estimated collection value: 23,000 $
About Fernando Llorente’s watch collection
Fernando Llorente is a Spanish professional footballer whose career took him across some of Europe's biggest clubs. Born in Pamplona in 1985, the imposing centre-forward came through the ranks at Athletic Club Bilbao before moving to Juventus in 2013, where he won back-to-back Serie A titles. Subsequent spells at Sevilla, Swansea City, Tottenham Hotspur, Napoli, Udinese, and Eibar cemented his reputation as a physical, technically capable striker who performed consistently at the highest levels of club football. At international level, Llorente was part of Spain's 2010 FIFA World Cup-winning squad, adding a golden chapter to an already impressive career résumé.
The Fernando Llorente watch collection, as documented through public sightings, points toward a preference for high-specification Rolex sports watches — pieces that carry serious collector credibility without veering into overt showmanship. The standout spotting came in the aftermath of Juventus's 3-1 Champions League final defeat to FC Barcelona, where Llorente was seen wearing a Rolex Submariner Date reference 116619LB. Known in collector circles as the 'Smurf', the 116619LB is built entirely in 18k white gold — a significant step up from the standard stainless steel Submariner — and pairs that precious metal case and bracelet with a vivid blue ceramic bezel and matching blue dial. Rolex introduced it in 2008 alongside the yellow-gold 116618LB, and both variants quickly established themselves as the premium tier of the Submariner family.
Choosing the white gold Submariner over its yellow-gold sibling says something about Llorente's taste: cooler, more understated in tone, yet unambiguous in its value and rarity. The 116619LB retails at a price point several times that of the steel Submariner, and on the secondary market it consistently commands a premium. For a footballer of Llorente's stature, it is a considered choice — a serious watch worn by someone who clearly knows what he has on his wrist.
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