Stevan Jovetic — watch collection

About Stevan Jovetic’s watch collection

Stevan Jovetic is a Montenegrin professional footballer who built his reputation as one of the more technically gifted forwards of his generation. Born in 1989 in Titograd (now Podgorica), he rose through the ranks at Partizan Belgrade before making his name at ACF Fiorentina, where years of consistent Serie A performances earned him a move to Manchester City in 2013. His career also took him to Inter Milan on an 18-month loan deal, followed by spells at Sevilla, Monaco, Hertha Berlin, and AS Roma. A creative and composed striker, Jovetic represented Montenegro at international level over many years, accumulating a significant number of caps and becoming one of his country's most recognisable footballers.

The Stevan Jovetic watch collection, while not extensively documented in the public eye, already points toward serious taste in horology. Jovetic was spotted wearing a Platinum Rolex Daytona — reference 116506 — at the time of his loan transfer to Inter Milan. The platinum Daytona is among the rarest and most sought-after references in the modern Rolex catalogue. Produced in 950 platinum with an ice-blue dial, the 116506 carries a retail price of around £50,000 in the UK and is notoriously difficult to acquire through official channels. It is a watch that serious collectors pursue, not simply a purchase made for visibility.

Choosing the platinum Daytona rather than the far more common steel or gold variants suggests Jovetic has a considered approach to watches rather than simply defaulting to the most visible options. The Rolex Daytona itself has strong associations with motorsport and precision chronography, which tends to appeal to professional athletes drawn to performance-oriented design. With only one confirmed sighting in our database so far, there is likely more to uncover about what the Montenegrin footballer keeps on his wrist.