Tennis Timekeepers: The luxury watches players wore at 2025 Roland Garros

From Alexander Zverev's mind-boggling 'casino roulette' timepiece to Coco Gauff's rare Rolex model, these are tennis accessories on a whole new level.



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PARIS, France — Tennis and timepieces: a mixed doubles match made in heaven.

For luxury watchmakers, there’s hardly a better marketing play. Signing a tennis star as a global ambassador means year-round exposure on an international stage, with tour stops in some of the world’s wealthiest cities—from New York to Dubai to Shanghai.

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While Rolex remains the official timekeeper of Roland Garros, this year’s tournament has showcased an eye-catching lineup of luxury watches, spotted on players both on the court and around the grounds.

From Alexander Zverev's mind-boggling 'casino roulette' themed Jacob & Co. piece to some rare or discontinued models, these are tennis accessories on a whole new level.

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Elina Svitolina — Hublot

Model (On Court): Spirit of Big Bang Steel Pavé
Retail: $23,000 USD

Model (Off Court): Big Bang One Click Sapphire Diamonds
Retail: $66,000 USD

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Novak Djokovic — Hublot

Model: Big Bang Integrated Black Magic
Retail: $26,200 USD

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Jessica Pegula — De Bethune

Model: DB28xs Starry Seas
Retail: $90,000 USD

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Tommy Paul — De Bethune

Model: DB28xs Steel Wheels
Retail: $90,000 USD

© Matt Fitzgerald, Getty Images, Audemars Piguet (Insert)

Aryna Sabalenka — Audemars Piguet

Model: Royal Oak Yellow Gold with Natural Turquoise Dial
Retail: $69,900 USD

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Andrea Vavassori — Gerard Charles

Model: Maestro GC Sport
Retail: $18,000 USD

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Alexander Zverev — Jacob & Co

Model: Casino Tourbillion, Rose Gold with Black Aventurine Dial
Retail: $280,000 USD

© Matt Fitzgerald, Getty Images, Bianchet (Insert)

Alexander Bublik — Bianchet

Model: B1.618 Flying Tourbillon UltraFino, Skeleton Carbon White
Retail: 65,500 CHF ($79,600 USD)

© Matt Fitzgerald, Insert: Matt Fitzgerald, Collector Square

Lorenzo Musetti — Franck Muller

Model: Curvex Master Calendar
Retail: N/A (Vintage)

© Matt Fitzgerald, Rolex (Insert)

Jannik Sinner — Rolex

Rolex: Cosmograph Daytona, Yellow Gold with Bright Black Dial
Retail: $50,400 USD

© Getty Images, Rolex (Insert)

Carlos Alcaraz — Rolex

Model (On Court): Cosmograph Daytona, Yellow Gold with Turquoise Blue Dial
Retail: $37,400 USD

Model (Off Court): Day-Date, White Gold with Olive Green Dial
Retail: $47,500 USD

PARIS, FRANCE - JUNE 01: Iga Swiatek of Poland during her post-match interview after defeating Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan in the fourth round on Day Eight of the French Open at Roland Garros on June 01, 2025 in Paris, France (Photo by Robert Prange/Getty Images)
© 2025 Robert Prange, Rolex (Insert)

Iga Swiatek — Rolex

Model: Perpetual 1908, Yellow Gold
Retail: $25,250 USD

© Matt Fitzgerald, Rolex (Insert)

Coco Gauff — Rolex

Model: Oyster Perpetual, Stainless Steel with Red Grape Dial
Retail: N/A (Discontinued)

Listed retail prices are based on manufacturers’ suggested retail prices. Players often wear customized timepieces, exchange straps, etc.

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