This year’s Wimbledon wasn’t just about high-stakes tennis matches. Off the court, some of the biggest names in sport, film, and fashion were showing off another kind of trophy: their watches.

From dazzling diamond-set Rolexes to elegant Patek Philippes, Centre Court’s sidelines became a runway for the world’s finest timepieces.

Like every other year, these watches added a layer of luxury to the already star-studded spectacle.

David wore a bespoke Tudor Black Bay Chrono glittering with diamonds on the bezel and hour markers.

As a brand ambassador since 2017, it’s no surprise that he wore a Tudor watch for the occasion

: €430,000
Mirka, wife of tennis legend Roger, made a quiet but striking statement in the stands with her 2017 Rolex Day-Date.

Crafted in solid platinum with a matching strap, the automatic self-winding timepiece features an emerald-encrusted bezel and a mix of diamond and emerald baguette hour markers.

Eddie opted for Omega’s sleek and sporty Seamaster Aqua Terra, a model he’s also featured in the campaigns of.

As a long-time ambassador for the brand, it was a fitting choice for the Wimbledon stands.

Dressed in a classic Ralph Lauren look, Andrew kept it timeless with the Omega De Ville Trésor, finished with a black leather strap and understated steel casing.

Roger brought the prestige with a white Rolesor version of the new Rolex Sea-Dweller 40, crafted from white gold and Oystersteel.

He has been a Rolex ambassador for over two decades and even fronted the launch of this model earlier this year.

Wearing a Dior dress and one of the most coveted watches in the world, Molly-Mae’s rose gold Nautilus was a statement piece.

She’s been spotted in the timepiece since 2021, proving it’s a long-standing favourite of the influencer.

Nick sported a stunning vintage take on the Day-Date 40 in yellow gold with diamond details.

It’s a timeless classic that’s currently valued at close to six figures for the modern version.

Russell’s watch of choice was the turquoise-dial Cosmograph Daytona- rare, distinctive, and effortlessly cool.

A bold pick that still keeps things classic.

Leonardo kept things simple but sharp with a vintage Rolex Submariner.

Its clean design and classic profile match his low-key but luxe aesthetic perfectly.

Bukayo brought some serious heat with a rose gold Nautilus Chronograph.

It’s one of the most in-demand watches in the world, and one of the most expensive spotted during the tournament.

Rami opted for quiet luxury with a minimalist Cartier Tank Must.

It may be one of the more modest price points on this list, but its design legacy speaks volumes.

Daniel chose a sportier timepiece: the Patek Philippe Aquanaut Chronograph.

Stylish and technical, it’s a favourite among collectors and racing fans alike.