The best watches at Wimbledon, from Daniil Medvedev’s £319k timepiece to Sebastian Korda’s amazing £259k Richard Mille
WATCH brands are synonymous with Wimbledon.
Rolex has proudly supported the temple of tennis for over 40 years.
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And the players themselves are all sponsored by either OR Spend money on the most incredible timepieces.
This year’s tournament is no different.
SunSport have teamed up with Watchfinder & Co. who helped us identify the best watches at Wimbledon.
These include a stunning £319,000 Bovet and a £259,000 Richard Mille.
Daniel Medvedev
Bovet Récital 26 Brainstorm Chapter Two Sunshine Collection
£319,000
In a recent press conference, Medvedev unveiled the most expensive watch seen at Wimbledon this week.
This amazing Bovet features a tourbillon – a high-end mechanism that ensures perfect timekeeping.
It also features hemispherical moon displays and a world time function.
These features are all safely housed in a sleek sapphire crystal case.
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Novak Djokovic
Hublot Big Bang
£12,995
Press conferences seem to be the place to appease Sonspors.
Djokovic has a long-standing sponsorship deal with Hublot, which would have lent them his Big Bang model.
With features like an annual calendar and a dual time zone, this Swiss-made watch represents precision and sophistication. Djokovic’s piece eschews the rubber or fabric strap common to most Hublot models, opting instead for a more elegant metal bracelet.
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Sebastian Korda
Richard Mille RM67-02
£259,000
Korda wore this incredible Richard Mille RM67-02 watch during his surprise first round loss to Jiri Vesely.
It was a model that was first launched in 2018 in a collection of three variants.
Taking a cue from other tennis pros, the design Sebastian chose was originally created for German tennis star Alexander Zverev and featured the colors of the German flag.
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Andrey Rublev
Bvlgari match ball
£3.000
Russian star Rublev was spotted at SW19 with the Aluminum Match Point Bvlgari.
The special sports watch is limited to just 800 pieces.
It features a tennis ball engraving on the case back and a special left-handed crown.
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Coco Gauff
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Dark Blue Diaml
£7,770
Gauff hopes to win doubles with Jessica Pegula after being shocked by Sofia Kenin on Court 1 in the first round.
So there’s yet another opportunity to show off this classic Rolex.
The built-in caliber 3230 movement has a power reserve of 70 hours. This indicates how long the watch can keep running before the mechanism stops because it has not been wound or activated.
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Tommy Paul
De Bethune DB28 “Wimbledon” dial
Price to be announced
Paul could not have paid a greater tribute to Wimbledon by wearing De Bethune’s new signature watch, which pays homage to the tournament.
The watch features a wavy green dial surrounded by a purple hour ring, adorned with miniature white tennis courts and orbiting a 3D tennis ball at 12 o’clock.
There is no official price for this watch yet, as it is a special edition.
However, high-end De Bethune models sell for over £100,000.
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Donna Vekic
FP Journe Elegante
£40,000
The Croatian Vekic opted for a touch of elegance when choosing her watch.
She was spotted wearing the FP Journe Elegante on Center Court – adding even more glamor to the occasion.
It is a beautiful watch in a titanium case set with 38 brilliant cut diamonds and measuring just under 8mm thick.
The used watch specialist Watchfinder & Co. has identified the best watches that were on display at Wimbledon. To browse and buy similar models, please visit
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