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.

Daniil Medvedev has been spotted wearing a £319k timepiece at Wimbledon

The Bovet Récital 26 Brainstorm Chapter Two Sunshine Collection is the most expensive watch seen at Wimbledon

And the players, themselves, are all either sponsored by OR splash the cash on the most incredible timepieces.

This year’s tournament is no different.

SunSport has teamed up with Watchfinder & Co. who have helped us identify the best watches at Wimbledon.

They include a stunning £319,000 Bovet and a £259,000 Richard Mille.

Daniil Medvedev

Bovet Récital 26 Brainstorm Chapter Two Sunshine Collection

£319,000

In a recent press conference, Medvedev flashed the most expensive watch seen at Wimbledon this week.

This amazing Bovet includes a tourbillon – which is a high-end mechanism that ensures perfect time keeping.

It also features hemispherical moon indicators and a Universal time function.

These features are all safely encased in an elegant sapphire crystal case.

Gustavo KuriThe Bovet watch worth £319,000[/caption]

Gustavo KuriSome of the amazing features of the Bovet Recital[/caption]

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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, who would have loaned them their Big Bang model.

With features like an annual calendar and dual time-zone, this Swiss-made watch exemplifies precision and sophistication. Djokovic’s piece disregards the usual rubber or fabric strap available on most Hublot models in favor of a more elegant metal strap.

Hublot sponsor Wimbledon favourite Novak Djokovic

Djokovic’s Hublot Big Bang costs £12,995

Sebastian Korda

Richard Mille RM67-02

£259,000

Korda wore this incredible Richard Mille RM67-02 watch during his shock first round defeat to Jiri Vesely.

It was a model that was first released in 2018 in a collection of three variants.

Following in the footsteps of other tennis pros, the design chosen by Sebastian was originally made for German tennis star, Alexander Zverev and featured colours of the German flag.

GettySebastian Korda crashed out in the first round in style wearing this Richard Mille watch[/caption]

Richard Mille RM67-02 retailed at £259,000

Andrey Rublev

Bvlgari Match Point

£3,000

Russian star Rublev has been spotted wearing the Aluminium Match Point Bvlgari at SW19.

The Special sports watch has been limited to just 800 pieces.

It features a tennis ball engraving on the case back and a special left-handed crown.

GettyAndrey Rublev is sporting a special Wimbledon themed timepiece[/caption]

Rublev’s Bvlgari watch is limited to just 800 pieces

Coco Gauff

Rolex Oyster Perpetual Dark Blue Dial

£7,770

Gauff will be hoping for Doubles success with Jessica Pegula, after she was shocked in the first round by Sofia Kenin on Court 1.

So, there’s still another opportunity to flash this classic Rolex.

The caliber 3230 movement that lies within boasts a 70-hour power reserve, which refers to the he length of time the watch can continue to function until the mechanism stops because it hasn’t been wound up or activated.

Coco Gauff crashed out in the first round

In her press conference, Gauff was spotted wearing this amazing Rolex

Tommy Paul

De Bethune DB28 ‘Wimbledon’ Dial

Price TBD

Paul could not have offered a bigger tribute to Wimbledon by wearing De Bethune’s new signature watch that pays tribute to the tournament.

The timepiece features a rippling green dial circled by a purple hours ring, decorated with miniature white tennis courts and has a 3D tennis ball circulating at 12 o’clock.

No official price on this timepiece yet, because it’s a special edition.

However, high-end De Bethune models sell for over £100,000.

APTommy Paul sported a unique timepiece[/caption]

WatchProDe Bethune DB28 ‘Wimbledon’ Dial features a crown at 12 o’clock[/caption]

Donna Vekic

F.P. Journe Elegante  

£40,000

Croatian Vekic has gone for a touch of elegance with her watch choice.

She has been seen with the F.P Journe Elegante on her wrist on Centre Court – bringing even more glamour to the occasion.

It’s a beautiful timepiece made from a titanium case featuring 38 brilliantly cut diamonds, just under 8mm thick.

Pre-owned watch specialist, Watchfinder & Co., has been identifying the best watches seen at Wimbledon. To browse and purchase similar models, please visit https://www.watchfinder.co.uk/

Croatia’s Donna Vekic brought elegance to WimbledonAP

Vekic sported the classy F.P. Journe Elegante costing £40k