The Watches of Robert Herjavec

Robert Herjavec is best known as one of the leading sharks in ABC’s Shark Tank, but he is first and foremost an entrepreneur – and an inspiring one at that. From coming to America on a boat, he has turned his fortune around and now owns one of Canada’s fastest-growing companies.

There’s no symbol of success quite like a Rolex, and Robert has one mean collection of the Crown’s most popular models. Check out the watches of Robert Herjavec.

Robert also owns a Submariner Smurf (ref. 116619), which earns its nickname from its white gold construction, royal blue dial, and matching ceramic bezel. These elements are strikingly similar to the imaginary blue cartoon figure. Aside from its versatility, the watch is praised for its luxurious finish, all while maintaining the Submariner’s 300-meter depth rating.

Rolex GMT-Master II Pepsi Meteorite Dial

Robert also wears the Meteorite dial version of the Rolex GMT-Master II “Pepsi” (ref. 126719BLRO) released in 2019. It was the first model from the line to feature a meteorite dial.

The Swiss brand exclusively employs the best meteorite cuts for the watch, all with distinct crystalline patterns that mirror the Moon’s surface. As a result, no two meteorite dials will be the same. Additionally, the ref. 126719BLRO combines white gold with a red and blue bezel made of Cerachrom, while the gold-outlined indices add a contemporary feel.

Rolex Daytona

Among Rolex watches, the Daytona is Robert’s favorite. He wears two versions of its famed Everose edition – one with a metal bezel (ref. 116505), and the more modern Cerachrom ceramic version (ref. 116515LN).

Released in 2010, the ref. 116505 runs on the Caliber 4130 movement with a frequency rating of 28,800 vibrations per hour. The satin and polished finish of the case and bracelet complements the chocolate dial, which has black Arabic indices and rose gold-outlined hands and chronograph registers.

Meanwhile, the ref. 116515 pairs the precious metal not only with a chocolate brown face but also with a black Cerachrom bezel. Large Arabic markers and lume-filled hands contribute to the dial’s readability, while the leather strap makes the watch ideal for wearing under the cuff.

Aside from Everose editions, Robert also keeps a grail 50th anniversary Daytona in his watch box. Technically speaking, this is the same Daytona you have known for years, but what gives it away is its 950 platinum finish and ice blue dial. The brown ceramic bezel and chronograph counters balance the cool design.

Lastly, the businessman has a white gold Daytona with a meteorite dial. Its face has a unique rock finish that offers a striking complement to the monochromatic exterior, while the black bezel and sub-dials tie the look together.

Robert was also spotted wearing the gem-set version of the Yacht-Master 40 Everose gold (ref. 116695). It comes with 32 sapphires, 8 tsavorites, 1 diamond on the bezel, as well as Everose gold-outlined indices and hands. Prized for its attractive qualities and resilience, the ref. 116695 is the first Yacht-Master 40 to include such a bold bezel. Photo from Rolex