John Cena Rolex Watch Collection

If there’s anyone who knows what it means to hustle, it’s John Cena. In his youth, Cena used to drive limousines and sleep in his car while working towards a wrestling career. Today, he holds the record for most world championship reigns in pro wrestling history.

Not one to rest on his laurels, Cena is also a New York Times best-selling author and star of Suicide Squad and Fast and Furious movies. His choice of watches are nothing less than phenomenal, just like his feats.

John wears the updated version of the Rolex GMT-Master II Batman. First released in 2013, the Batman was the first watch to feature a bi-color ceramic bezel insert crafted from a single piece of ceramic.

In 2018, the Batman was updated with the elegant Jubilee bracelet and the modern caliber 3285. This gives the Batman an improved 70 hours of power reserve and promises an accuracy of -2/+2 seconds per day, outdoing its chronometer certification. Photo from Fast & Furious on Facebook

This newer model (ref 126710 BLNR) also features Rolex’s patented Chromalight lume on its dial, which offers a legible blue glow in the dark and a stark white color during the day. An elegant watch with utilitarian features, it’s perfect for John who jets from one event to another.

John also wears the Rolex Explorer II “Polar”, which suits him well with its rugged yet handsome looks. Originally created for cave explorers, the Explorer II features a 24-hour bezel and bright orange GMT hand that tells a second timezone and helps distinguish daytime from nighttime hours.

This edition of the Explorer II also features a larger 42mm case, improved Oystersteel finish and a Maxi dial with more pronounced hands and markers. The longer-lasting Chromalight lume makes it reliable even in dark conditions. Photo from Men’s Journal on Facebook

For his talk show appearances, John wears the ceramic bezel Rolex Cosmograph Daytona. The Daytona was introduced as a chronograph for professional race drivers in the 1960s; and today it’s considered the premiere luxury chronograph. The ref 116500 may be a steel tool watch, but the high contrast and glossy Cerachrom bezel add sophistication.

Within the case beats Rolex’s first in-house Daytona movement, the calibre 4130, making this both a stylish and highly functional sports watch. Video from The Tonight Show on YouTube

John also sports the Everose variation of the Rolex Daytona. The use of 18k Everose gold, Rolex’s patented rose gold alloy, adds to the luxurious design of this piece.

Its stylish looks aside, the Daytona is designed to help the wearer keep perfect time. The tachymeter bezel can be used to measure driving speeds of up to 250 miles per hour, while the chronograph registers are used to keep track of continuous seconds and time that has elapsed in minutes and hours. Video from