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Rolex stolen from Keanu Reeves

A Rolex stolen from John Wick star Keanu Reeves has been found in Chile, according to police in the South American country. The watch, which is believed to have been taken from the Hollywood actor in Los Angeles in December 2023, was discovered after an arrest linked to crimes in the nation's capital Santiago.

Pictures posted online by the Investigations Police of Chile show an engraving on the back of the Rolex Submariner, which says: "The John Wick Five. Keanu Thank You JW4 2021." Rolex Submariners were reportedly given to members of the team that filmed the fourth instalment of the franchise, including stuntmen.

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Police said jewels, valuable watches and other items were seized including "a watch from a famous film actor, victim of a robbery in Los Angeles (USA) in December 2023".

A police official confirmed the Rolex belonged to The Matrix star Reeves in a television interview with Chilean broadcaster TVN and said they were working with Los Angeles police to get it back to him.

Los Angeles police told Sky News' US bureau that the burglary investigation is ongoing and that there were no further updates.

Reeves's representatives have also been contacted for comment. Read more from Sky News: Jolie and Pitt agree divorce deal Veteran radio star dies aged 79

His Los Angeles home was targeted by masked burglars in December 2023 while he was not there, according to TMZ.

The celebrity news site reported a firearm was taken, but it was not clear if anything else was stolen in the raid.

In February 2023, Reeves was granted a restraining order against a man who allegedly made a number of unwanted visits to his home - including going to sleep in his back garden.

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