Wimbledon 2025: The Real Match Was on the Wrists

Best watches spotted at the Wimbledon Final – Sunday, 13 July

Sure, Jannik Sinner took home the Wimbledon crown on Sunday, July 13th, but let’s be honest—Centre Court wasn’t the only place serving aces.
The Royal Box and celeb row were sparkling with haute horlogerie, and for those of us glued to wrists more than rallies, it was a horological feast.

So, let’s break down the best watches spotted courtside—along with the stories, the flexes, and the subtle snubs.

🎾 Jannik Sinner – Champion Energy x Daytona Archive

While you might’ve expected a GMT, Sinner surprised us by pairing his Wimbledon victory with a sleek Daytona chronograph 126515LN—think brushed steel, tachy scale bezel, and sub‑dials that mirror that intense on‑court focus.

It's not just any Daytona; this one echoes his sharp style, and rumor is it might be a boutique-only edition.

Pre‑owned/value‑stacked examples can easily hit €40,000.

Carlos Alcaraz – Daytona “Tiffany” Glow-Up

FOr our second place, Alcaraz , we spotted the highly coveted 18k yellow-gold Daytona featuring the turquoise-blue “Tiffany” dial (Ref. 126518LN).

Introduced at Watches & Wonders 2025, this piece currently markets at around €75,000 retail, with grey-market prices jumping to €150,000+ due to its rarity and corona-blu appeal. 

Wearing it courtside was more than style—it was statement-making.

David Beckham – Custom Diamond Tudor Black Bay Chrono

Of course Beckham came correct. On his wrist: a Tudor Black Bay Chrono, but not just any—this one was iced out in diamonds, reportedly a custom piece gifted for his 50th by Tudor.

You won’t find this one sitting in a boutique or even on Chrono24; this is pure aftermarket luxury with celebrity provenance.

Tudor’s been gaining ground on the resale market, and this blinged-out Black Bay just made things even hotter for limited edition Tudor collectors.

Russell Crowe & Britney Theriot – Rolex Daytona “Tiffany” Dial Twins

Russell and Britney didn’t just match energy—they matched wrists, both sporting the ultra-rare turquoise-dial Rolex Cosmograph Daytona on Oysterflex.
These “Tiffany” Daytonas are modern grails with near-mythical status, and they barely touch grey market listings before vanishing into private collections.

With Crowe’s Hollywood clout and The Riot Club energy, this was a flex that screamed: “I know someone at Rolex.”
Retail is €32,100, but on the secondary market, they’re trading hands for €90,000–110,000.

Tom Holland – Rolex Daytona in Platinum (Ice Blue Dial)

Tom played it cooler than a cucumber sandwich with a full platinum Rolex Daytona 116506, aka the “Ice King.”
That icy blue dial is unmistakable among collectors and nearly impossible to score at retail.

This is the kind of luxury sports watch that whispers wealth.
The secondary market premium is massive, but if you’ve got Sinner-final-level confidence, it’s worth the splurge.
Retail? €78,200. But current market value sits comfortably around €110,000+.

Roger Federer – Rolex Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller 40 in Rolesor

Roger doesn’t do flashy, he does flawless—and his Oyster Perpetual Land-Dweller 40 in Rolesor (Rolex’s steel and white gold combo) proves it.

A modern classic, it’s low-key, underappreciated, and quietly climbing in value among Rolex collectors who appreciate elegance over hype.
Federer wears what many would call a sleeper grail.

Retail: €9,300. Trading around €10,500–12,000 on the collector circuit.

Nick Jonas – Vintage Rolex Day-Date in 18k Yellow Gold

Nick brought serious old-money energy with a vintage Rolex President Day-Date in 18k yellow gold, complete with a diamond dial.
This isn’t hype—it’s heritage.

For vintage Rolex lovers, a well-preserved full set Day-Date is the golden ticket, especially one with patina and original factory stones.
 Pure flex with real collector vibes.

Depending on condition and originality, expect €18,000–28,000. Full set? Add another few grand.

Eddie Redmayne – Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra (Red Dial)

Redmayne, never one to shout, made a bold but tasteful choice with an Omega Aqua Terra featuring a rare red dial.

Often overlooked in Omega’s lineup, the Aqua Terra is a sweet spot for entry-level luxury buyers and second-hand seekers looking for value without compromise.
This colorway? Already getting harder to find.

Retail is around €7,100, but with this configuration becoming rarer, prices are starting to edge toward €8,000–9,000 in the pre-owned Omega market.

Andrew Garfield – Omega De Ville Trésor in Steel

Garfield knows how to keep it classy without being predictable. Especially in one of its rare public appereances.
His Omega De Ville Trésor in steel is understated elegance—a manual-wind dress watch with serious “hidden gem” status in the Omega catalog.

If you’re into minimalist dials and slim profiles, this is your kind of quiet power move.
Retail hovers around €7,800, while on the second-hand market it sits closer to €6,000–6,800.

Molly-Mae Hague – Patek Philippe Nautilus in Rose Gold with Diamond Bezel

Influencer meets icon. Molly-Mae showed up with a Patek Philippe Nautilus in rose gold, the version dripping in diamonds—dial, bezel, and all.
It’s the kind of Patek flex you’ll see blowing up Instagram watch feeds and disappearing from resale platforms faster than you can say “authorized dealer.”

It’s a ladies’ grail with very real waiting list trauma.
Retail? A spicy €405,000. Market value: anywhere from €500,000–550,000, depending on the condition and box/papers.

Leonardo DiCaprio – Rolex Land-Dweller

Finally, Leo. He decided to wear what many think is the "futurer" of Rolex: the new Rolex Land-Dweller ref. 127334. That’s the 40mm Oystersteel and white-gold version with a white honeycomb dial, integrated flat jubilee bracelet

It’s a fitting watch for a serious collector—or, in DiCaprio’s case, someone who’s spent his career making smart choices. In a sea of Royal Oaks and Daytonas, the Land-Dweller is the right watch at the right time.

Retailing at roughly €14,200, it's now one of Rolex’s most talked-about releases from 2025 with serious collector appeal.

🥇 The Real MVPs

Let’s be real: Wimbledon’s always been as much about the Royal Box as the baseline rallies. This year was peak watch gossip.
From iced-out Tudors to Patek power moves, the horological highlights were world-class.

If you're a second-hand collector, this is your cue:

• Look out for under-the-radar Omegas and older Day-Dates.

• Start hunting down Aqua Terras before they spike.

• And if you’ve got Federer’s quiet confidence, maybe the OP Land-Dweller is your next low-key grail.

Seen something you love? Start scouring our website, Chrono24, and auction houses—you never know which of these Wimbledon wonders might pop up in the wild. Just be ready to bid fast.

🎾 Until next year—stay sharp, and keep watching the wrists.