On the grass courts of the All England Wimbledon Club, it’s the thunderous serves that command attention, but it’s in the stands where timepieces truly take centre stage.
From the VIP enclosures to the outer courts, a parade of stars graced Wimbledon this year—David Beckham, Andrew Garfield, John Cena, Eddie Redmayne, Roger Federer among them—each dressed impeccably, their wrists adorned with remarkable watches. Whether a timeless classic or a daring contemporary piece, every timepiece offered a glimpse into its wearer’s aesthetic sensibility, weaving seamlessly into the rhythm of the tournament. At Wimbledon, style doesn’t stop at fashion, it becomes an elegant showcase for horological artistry.
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Roger Federer returned to the Royal Box wearing the Rolex Land-Dweller 40 mm (Ref: 127334; $15,350). A white Rolesor design combining Oystersteel with white gold, it conveyed both athletic flair and genuine assurance, hallmarks of a legend refined over time.

Above More than just a tennis icon, Roger Federer is an avid watch connoisseur
Mirka Federer turned heads with the Rolex Day‑Date 40 “Green Emerald” in platinum, set with a baguette-cut emerald bezel (Ref: 228396TEM; $800,000). Its distinct green hue radiated understated luxury, an unmistakable symbol of refinement.

Above Mirka Federer turned heads with the Rolex Day‑Date 40 “Green Emerald” in platinum
Channelling Parisian elegance, Lily Collins opted for the Cartier Panthère de Cartier Mini in 18k gold (Ref: WJPN0009; $28,000). With its slender strap and fluid silhouette, the watch lent a soft, feminine touch amid the sport’s lively energy.

Above Channelling Parisian elegance, Lily Collins opted for the Cartier Panthère de Cartier Mini in 18k gold
Gareth Bale made an instant impression in the Rolex GMT–Master II “Batman” on a Jubilee bracelet (Ref: 126710BLNR; US$19,000). The striking black-and-blue bezel complemented his suit perfectly, blending smart ease with quiet sophistication.

Above Gareth Bale made an instant impression in the Rolex GMT–Master II “Batman” on a Jubilee bracelet
On the F1 starting grid, Daniel Ricciardo was seen in the Patek Philippe World Time Chronograph in platinum with a blue dial (Ref: 5930P; US$120,000). Its polished case and intricate world-time function suggested a traveller’s spirit and a taste for precision.
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Above Daniel Ricciardo was seen in the Patek Philippe World Time Chronograph in platinum with a blue dial
Set against a classic Wimbledon backdrop, Andrew Garfield captivated onlookers with the Omega De Ville Trésor in steel, featuring an opaline white dial (Ref: 435.13.40.21.02.001; US$7,400). The ultra-slim design paired with a black leather strap brought an air of silver screen elegance.

Above Andrew Garfield captivated onlookers with the Omega De Ville Trésor in steel, featuring an opaline white dial
Russell Crowe and Britney Theriot made a stylish duo, both in Rolex Cosmograph Daytonas: Crowe in a striking Tiffany blue dial ($120,000), Theriot in a more subdued version with a black dial and gold bracelet ($48,400).

Above Russell Crowe and Britney Theriot made a stylish duo, both in Rolex Cosmograph Daytonas
Jelena Djokovic made a quiet statement in the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Quartz Mini, rendered in rose gold with a snow-set diamond bezel (Ref: 67630OR; $70,000). Its strong lines and metallic gleam suggested both strength and subtlety.

Above Jelena Djokovic made a quiet statement in the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Quartz Mini
In true explorer spirit, John Cena wore the Rolex Explorer II “Polar” in steel with a white dial (Ref: 226570; $12,000). Rugged yet precise, the timepiece underscored his adventurous presence courtside.

Above John Cena wore the Rolex Explorer II “Polar” in steel with a white dial
Nostalgic touches are on display as Nick Jonas wears a vintage Rolex Day‑Date in yellow gold, with a blue vignette dial and diamonds (Ref: 18038; $30,000). The piece harks back to a golden era yet remains effortlessly stylish and modern.

Above Nick Jonas wears a vintage Rolex Day‑Date in yellow gold, with a blue vignette dial and diamonds
Though a long-time ambassador for Tudor, David Beckham made a personal statement with the Black Bay Chrono custom, featuring full diamonds (50th anniversary edition). Each stone is meticulously set, transforming the Chrono into a true work of art.

Above David Beckham made a personal statement with the Black Bay Chrono custom, featuring full diamonds
Sitting alongside him, Gareth Southgate opted for the Hublot Classic Fusion, housed in a titanium case with a minimalist black dial (Ref: 542.NX.1171.LR; ~$8,000).

Above Gareth Southgate opted for the Hublot Classic Fusion, housed in a titanium case with a minimalist black dial
The style continued when Eddie Redmayne chose the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 38mm, in steel with a red terracotta dial ($7,000). The deep, warm red provides a striking contrast to his cream-toned suit.

Above Eddie Redmayne chose the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 38mm, in steel with a red terracotta dial
Molly-Mae Hague sparkles in the Patek Philippe Nautilus in rose gold, bezel set with 56 diamonds ($72,806). A masterpiece that marries haute horology with exceptional craftsmanship.

Above Molly-Mae Hague sparkles in the Patek Philippe Nautilus in rose gold, bezel set with 56 diamonds
In a modern twist on a classic, Kobbie Mainoo wore the Rolex Day‑Date 40 in rose gold with an olive green dial ($47,500). The distinctive green dial breaks away from convention, blending professional elegance with youthful flair.

Above Kobbie Mainoo wore the Rolex Day‑Date 40 in rose gold with an olive green dial
When the camera shifted to Tom Holland, the platinum Daytona with an ice blue dial ($85,650) gleamed. The platinum and ice-blue combination, both rare and timeless, perfectly complemented the Marvel star’s ensemble.

Above When the camera shifted to Tom Holland, the platinum Daytona with an ice blue dial ($85,650) gleamed
Amidst classic and contemporary styles, Glen Powell discreetly revealed the Omega Constellation with a leather strap, a simple yet refined highlight ($10,600).

Above Glen Powell discreetly revealed the Omega Constellation with a leather strap
Pierce Brosnan brought 1940s gentlemanly charm to Wimbledon with the Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945 Power Reserve, housed in a rose gold case with a rectangular dial and power reserve indicator (Ref: 25882-52-212-BC4A; ~$12,000). The Art Deco design bolstered his “James Bond” aura.

Above Pierce Brosnan brought 1940s gentlemanly charm to Wimbledon with the Girard-Perregaux Vintage 1945 Power Reserve
Simu Liu showcased his understated taste with the Rolex Day‑Date 40 in yellow gold and a champagne dial (Ref: 228238; $35,000). The warm gold tone enhances his complexion, adding a sophisticated touch to his versatile style.

Above Chris O’Dowd chose the Soar Hybrid Swiss Smartwatch
Looking towards the future, Chris O’Dowd chose the Soar Hybrid Swiss Smartwatch (around $1,200). A fusion of smart technology and Swiss mechanics, it stands as a fun and innovative accessory that perfectly reflects his dynamic personal style.




