Alexander Zverev and Jannik Sinner contested the 2026 Wimbledon Championships men’s singles final, with the latter coming out on top to win 6-7 (7), 7-6 (2), 6-3, 6-4. Amid their impressive performances at the All England Club, the world’s two top-ranked players sported stylish watches.
All About Alexander Zverev’s Luxury Watches at Wimbledon
Zverev is a brand ambassador for Jacob & Co. and has sported several of the luxury Swiss watchmaker’s watches in recent months.
The German has showcased the lightweight Jacob & Co. Epic X Skeleton on the court while also stepping out in the Epic X Ceramic. He sported the Caviar Tourbillon watch featuring 338 brilliant-cut diamonds, which cost upwards of $820,000, during his French Open title celebration pictures.
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The Epic X Skeleton has a retail price of $24,600 and was launched in 2016. It brings together precision and geometry and comes in a skeleton see-through design featuring colors such as black, red, blue, green, and yellow.
Meanwhile, the Epic X Ceramic costs around $36,300 and features a scratch-resistant ceramic case. It also features the signature X motif made popular by Jacob & Co. This watch comes in white and blue, white and green, black, and electric blue.
Zverev ended his wait for a maiden Grand Slam at the French Open. He built strong momentum from his run in Paris and carried it into the Wimbledon Championships. Wins over Taylor Fritz and Jiří Lehečka helped him continue his remarkable form, and he followed that up by defeating Arthur Fery before losing to Sinner in the final.
All About Jannik Sinner’s Luxury Watch at Wimbledon
Sinner is a brand ambassador for Rolex, another Swiss luxury watchmaker. The two-time Wimbledon champion has previously been seen sporting the Everose gold Cosmograph Daytona, which costs around $44,800.
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The Italian’s watch of choice comes with several variations, allowing buyers to choose their dial and bracelet styles. The watch features an 18-carat everose gold bezel with an engraved tachymetric scale.
This Rolex watch also features a high-performance chronograph and is regarded as one of the most prestigious and recognizable watches in the world.
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Unlike Zverev, Sinner doesn’t usually wear watches during matches. But he has been seen sporting his Rolex during his post-match on-court interviews.
Sinner is enjoying a remarkable 2026 and went on a run of five straight ATP Masters 1000 titles earlier this year before his winning streak came to an end at Wimbledon. However, he rediscovered his groove at Wimbledon and made the final with impressive wins over Novak Djokovic and Jan-Lennard Struff. He then defeated Zverev to successfully retain his Wimbledon title.
