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- Serena Williams arrived at Wimbledon with a $45,000 pink watch. Here’s a look at her timepiece and other A-list wrist candy. (businessinsider.com)
As Wimbledon 2026 unfolds at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London, it’s not just the tennis stars who are drawing attention-luxury watches are making a notable appearance in the stands as well.
Among the high-profile attendees showcasing exquisite timepieces is Serena Williams. The tennis legend was seen leaving a practice session sporting a striking pink Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph. Valued at approximately $45,900, the watch features a diamond-set bezel, a titanium case, 18-carat white-gold hands, and a pink bracelet that perfectly complemented the handle of her tennis racquet.
Soccer icon David Beckham also made a stylish impression on the opening day, donning a sleek gray suit paired with a Tudor Black Bay 58 watch in stainless steel. This elegant timepiece, priced around $5,350, boasts a black dial beneath a domed sapphire crystal and rhodium-plated hands, reflecting a refined yet understated aesthetic.
Adding to the display of luxury, Romeo Beckham, attending with his girlfriend Kim Turnball, elevated the wristwear game with a Patek Philippe Nautilus 7118. Traditionally a women’s model, this watch features a rose-gold bracelet, a silver opaline dial with a distinctive wave pattern, and luminous white hands. The Nautilus carries a retail value of about $68,268.
Actor Alexander Ludwig, known for his role in “Vikings,” was also spotted wearing a classic piece from Frédérique Constant. The model FC-303MS4C24, characterized by its rectangular rose gold face and black leather strap, is no longer available directly from the brand and is sought after in the secondhand market.
As the tournament progresses, it’s clear that luxury timepieces are an integral part of the Wimbledon experience-not only marking the passage of time on the court but also serving as a statement of style and prestige among players and spectators alike.