Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s Rolex Watches

A classic stainless steel chronograph won’t be missing from a collector’s watch box; and the Rolex Daytona Steel Chronograph is always top of mind. With a tachymeter bezel that measures speeds of up to 400 kilometers per hour, this is a tool watch through and through, but the classic styling looks good with virtually any ensemble.

The reference 116520 is the first Daytona to be equipped with a completely in house movement, the Calibre 4130. Launched in 2000, its new clutch design offered precise stops and starts of the seconds hand, making it a valuable tool for professional drivers and racing fans alike.

In 2016, the stainless steel bezel Daytona was replaced by the ceramic bezel model. The much-awaited model pairs the desirable satin and polished Oystersteel finish with a rich black Cerachrom ceramic bezel insert. This is easily one of the most coveted Rolex models today, and has years long waiting list at authorized dealers.

The Rolex Datejust is the choice daily watch among men and women because of its timeless design, unparalleled precision, and iconic reputation. This Rolesor steel and Everose model, combined with diamond hour markers, an exquisite silver dial and the supple, almost jewelry-like Jubilee bracelet, is a fashion-forward choice — women can wear it in place of, or even stacked with, other jewelry.

While the 36mm Rolex Datejust is traditionally a men’s timepiece, it has a slightly oversized look on a woman’s wrist that is currently in vogue.

If there’s a men’s watch that female A-listers love, this would definitely be it. Seen on the wrists of Sofia Vergara, Victoria Beckham, Miley Cyrus, and Ellen DeGeneres, among others, the  robust Daytona in a warm rose gold color, strikes the balance between a sports watch and a precious gold timepiece.

Wearers of the Everose Gold Daytona can also choose between a rose gold bezel or a black Cerachrom ceramic bezel, as well as a full Everose Oyster bracelet or a Rolex leather strap.

Launched in 1976, the Patek Philippe Nautilus was one of the pioneers of stainless steel timepieces, as most watches at the time only came in precious metals. Eventually, the Nautilus line catered to all sides of the market, with two-tone, solid gold, and ladies watches added in the portfolio.

This warm rose gold piece softens the sporty and angular nature of the Nautilus, while the beautiful brown dial and diamond bezel complement the luster of the precious metal.