Watches Spotted at Wimbledon 2026

Complete List of Watches Spotted at Wimbledon 2026

This table highlights every confirmed luxury watch worn by players, celebrities, and guests at Wimbledon. It lists all luxury watches, including each brand, model, and reference number with its approximate market value using current retail prices or estimated secondary-market values. 

For me, the Royal Oak was the unofficial uniform of Wimbledon 2026. Audemars Piguet appeared on more than 4 in 10 wrists, spanning 6 different Royal Oak families, from a 23mm Frosted Gold Mini to a platinum openworked perpetual calendar. If the 2010s were Rolex’s decade at SW19, the mid-2020s clearly belong to AP.

Every Watch at Wimbledon, Wrist by Wrist

Wimbledon has become one of the most-watched luxury watch runways in sport. SW19 delivers a horological lineup that rivals any red carpet. Below is the definitive roster of what was spotted on Centre Court in 2026, every person, every model, every reference number, a brand-by-brand tally, and the trends worth knowing.

Jannik Sinner: Rolex Daytona

The world number one kept it iconic with the Everose gold Cosmograph Daytona, reference 126515LN-0006, on an Oysterflex strap. The official retail price is approximately $44,800, with the secondary market hovering right around it. Jannik Sinner chose to wear this specific Rolex Daytona during the Wimbledon 2026 trophy ceremony as a personal lucky talisman.

Roger Federer: Rolex Datejust II

Roger Federer, the superstar and Wimbledon royalty, wore an understated Rolesor, the 41mm Datejust II. The reference number of this Rolex watch is 116334-0001, featuring a white-gold bezel. Rolex discontinued this timepiece in 2016, which makes it a rare watch trading around $9,000 to $13,500 on the pre-owned market. 

Aryna Sabalenka: Audemars Piguet

Aryna Sabalenka was spotted wearing the fortnight’s most valuable watch. This timepiece is a yellow-gold Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Ultra-thin (26586BA.OO.1240BA.98) derived from AP’s record-setting RD2 prototype and made in tiny numbers. If you find this watch on the secondary market, expect a price of around $300,000+. 

Donna Vekic: F.P. Journe

Donna Vekic wore an F.P. Journe Elegante with diamonds at Wimbledon 2026. The diamond-set Elegante, reference ELT, is F.P. Journe’s clever quartz piece that sleeps after 35 minutes of stillness to save battery. Diamond configurations run from roughly $40,000 upward.

Alexander Zverev: Jacob & Co.

Alexander Zverev showcased the boldest wrist of the tournament with his Jacob & Co. watch. The World is Yours Dual Time Zone Tourbillon (reference DT200.40.AA.AA.A) features a hand-engraved rose-gold globe, twin time zones, and a central tourbillon. Pricing runs from approximately $100,000 to well over $300,000, depending on the condition and full set with box and papers.

Sachin Tendulkar: Audemars Piguet

Sachin is my all-time favorite batsman. The cricket icon was spotted wearing a platinum Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Openworked. The reference 25829PT.OO.0944PT.01 is a unique piece, featuring a skeletonized grand-complication classic. The retail price of this watch is around $146,000, with strong demand on the secondary market throughout the world, including Dubai.

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RAYE: Audemars Piguet

The singer chose the 23mm Royal Oak Mini Frosted Gold (reference 67630BA.GG.1312BA.01). It is a beautiful watch thanks to its yellow-gold case hammered with Florentine frosted sparkle. Expect around $92,000 to $110,000. 

RAYE wore the timepiece to complement her elegant Royal Box fashion statement. I think she wanted to pair its shimmering jewelry-like aesthetic with a sleeveless black button-front midi dress and a vintage-inspired hairstyle for the high-profile final day of the tournament.

Eddie Nketiah: Audemars Piguet

Crystal Palace striker Eddie Nketiah complemented his 18k yellow gold Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Double Balance Wheel Openworked by wearing a sophisticated cream-colored knitted button-up shirt. He completed the clean, summer-ready aesthetic with sharp sunglasses while enjoying a day at the tournament alongside his mother. 

This AP Royal Oak watch, reference 15407BA.OO.1220BA.01, is highly coveted because it features two balance wheels and two hairsprings assembled on the same axis, a complex mechanism that greatly increases the watch’s precision while offering a mesmerizing, skeletonized view of the movement from both sides. The retail price of this watch is roughly $100,700. However, some gold watches routinely trade well above that. 

Matt Friend: Rolex Daytona

The comedian brought the coveted turquoise-dial yellow-gold Daytona (reference 126518LN-0014). Retail is approximately $42,700, but the Tiffany-toned gold Daytona has prices between $96,000 and $102,000 on the open market. Matt Friend loves the Rolex Daytona because of its beautiful contrast of 18k yellow gold against a vibrant turquoise dial, which makes a loud, sporty, and unapologetically bold statement on the wrist.

Mike Tindall: Rolex Land-Dweller 40

The former England rugby captain wore Rolex’s newest integrated-bracelet model, the Land-Dweller 40 in Rolesor. This watch, reference 127334-0001, features a laser-etched intense white honeycomb dial paired with a modern and seamless Flat Jubilee integrated bracelet. It also runs on the cutting-edge Caliber 7135 movement, which incorporates an anti-magnetic ceramic balance staff to deliver advanced technical performance and precision.

Jelena Djokovic: Audemars Piguet

Jelena Djokovic was spotted courtside at Wimbledon 2026 wearing the elegant Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar (reference 26684OR.OO.1356OR.01). She looked beautiful as the timepiece sat gracefully on her wrist. 

The watch is special due to its ultra-thin profile powered by Caliber 7138. It features a complex astronomical perpetual calendar and a striking beige Grande Tapisserie dial. It is made of 18k rose gold, and its warm tones perfectly complemented her summer dress. 

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Rami Malek: Cartier Tank Americaine

Actor and Cartier brand ambassador Rami Malek stole the spotlight by pairing a linen suit with the Cartier Tank Americaine. This $14,100 luxury dress watch stands out for its curved rectangular 18-carat rose gold profile, blue steel hands, and alligator strap. It captured attention as a masterclass in courtside “quiet luxury,” contrasting Wimbledon’s bolder sports watches.

Stormzy: Patek Philippe Nautilus

British musician Stormzy made headlines at Wimbledon while hosting a star-studded suite in a sharp grey ensemble paired with the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711/1A-010. Valued over $115,000, this discontinued stainless steel icon features a signature black-blue gradient dial. It captured the spotlight for epitomizing stealth wealth, winning praise from watch collectors for rejecting flashy, iced-out designs in favor of pure horological royalty. 

Romeo Beckham: Rolex Daytona

Matching Matt Friend, Romeo Beckham also sported the turquoise-dial yellow-gold Daytona. This model, reference 126518LN-0014, is special due to its black ceramic Cerachrom bezel, a sporty high-performance Oysterflex bracelet, and the next-generation caliber 4131 movement. Besides, this fortnight’s watch is valued between $96,000 and $102,000 on the secondary market. 

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Dominic Solanke: Patek Philippe Aquanaut

The Patek Philippe Aquanaut Chronograph 5968R-001 stands out for its unique 18k rose-gold case paired with a sunburst brown, black-gradient-rim dial. Its flyback chronograph movement also allows the central seconds hands to function continuously as a running seconds display. 

At Wimbledon, soccer star Dominic Solanke styled this luxury timepiece with a sharp, tailored look, seamlessly showcasing sporty elegance with elite courtside fashion. The retail price of this model is around $150,800, with dealers listing approximately $155,000+. 

Serena Williams: Audemars Piguet

Serena Williams stole the spotlight by wearing the unique Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore reference 26430IS.ZZ.A514CA.01-B. Its distinctiveness lies in its vibrant pink Tapisserie dial, turquoise inner bezel, and 32 brilliant-cut diamonds set into a 37mm titanium case. 

The AP Royal Oak Offshore perfectly complemented her summer tennis kit, combining elite performance with fashion. Alongside other icons, Williams became a central focus because she bravely integrated ultra-luxury horology directly onto the field of play, strengthening her dual legacy as sports legend and a global style trendsetter. 

Virgil van Dijk: Audemars Piguet Bamboo

Virgil van Dijk stunned at Wimbledon with the rare AP Bamboo reference 14485BA. This 1980s 18k yellow gold watch features a unique bamboo-grooved bracelet and diamond-set champagne dial. Paired with a textured off-white Versace suit, the watch provided a warm, artistic contrast. Van Dijk stole the spotlight by choosing a vintage jewelry piece over typical modern sports models.

Damson Idris: Audemars Piguet

Damson Idris wore the AP watch for its revolutionary double balance wheel architecture, which dramatically improves timekeeping precision. The monochromatic 18k yellow-gold skeletonized dial offers a beautiful, modern look, matching his tailored Zegna outfit to exude effortless courtside luxury.

Andrew Garfield: IWC Ingenieur Automatic 35

Andrew Garfield captured the horology spotlight by debuting an unreleased IWC Ingenieur Automatic 35 featuring a vibrant, exclusive Pool turquoise dial at Wimbledon 2026. He paired the aquatic timepiece with a monochromatic pale-blue Ralph Lauren linen ensemble, creating an effortless summer aesthetic that went viral across fashion and watch communities alike. 

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My Analysis of the Top Watch Trends at Wimbledon

As a luxury watch enthusiast, my analysis of this year’s Wimbledon wristchecks shows 5 trends: 

• Gold Dominance: Solid precious metals, especially yellow gold, have officially dethroned stainless steel as the celebrity standard. 
• Daytona Reign: The Rolex Daytona remains the ultimate crossover grail for athletes and style icons alike. 
• Haute Horlogerie: Complicated tourbillons and perpetual calendars outnumbered simple sports tool watches in the Royal Box. 
• Vintage Taste: Connoisseurs are prioritizing archival design over hype, signaled by deep-cut vintage picks.
• Quartz Renaissance: High-craft quartz movements proved that striking aesthetics and design integrity now outrank traditional mechanical status.