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From Rolexes to a $73,000 Patek Philippe, celebrities are going all out with their Wimbledon watches
From Rolexes to a $73,000 Patek Philippe, celebrities are going all out with their Wimbledon watches

Business Insider

time08-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Business Insider

From Rolexes to a $73,000 Patek Philippe, celebrities are going all out with their Wimbledon watches

David Beckham wore a custom watch he got for his birthday to Wimbledon. Beckham is a brand ambassador for the Swiss watch company Tudor, which gifted him a custom timepiece for his 50th birthday in May, as the brand confirmed to Business Insider. On June 30, he pulled out the watch to accessorize his Wimbledon look, pairing it with a cream suit and sunglasses. Tudor did not release details on the watch, but Esquire reported it's a custom version of the brand's Black Bay Chrono. The steel Chrono retails for $6,050, but Beckham's watch features diamonds nearly everywhere, including the bezel and the hour markers. Given the custom details, the watch likely costs much more than the standard version. The same day, Eddie Redmayne rocked an Omega watch. Redmayne modeled in a campaign for Omega's Seamaster Aqua Terra, so it's no surprise he wore the $7,000 watch to Wimbledon. The face of his steel watch was red, offering a pop of color on Redmayne's neutral-toned ensemble. Molly-Mae Hague's gold Patek Philippe watch stood out at Wimbledon. Hague, a reality TV star, influencer, and mogul, has been wearing her Nautilus watch from Patek Philippe since 2021. On July 1, she attended Wimbledon wearing it with a Christian Dior dress. Most of the Nautilus is rose gold, but it has 56 diamonds on the bezel, adding a high-end touch to the piece. The watch retails for $72,806 on Patek Philippe's website. Nick Jonas accessorized his suit with a vintage Rolex. Jonas attended Wimbledon with Priyanka Chopra Jonas on July 2, showing off a gold watch when he clapped. The timepiece was a vintage version of Rolex's Day-Date watch, which Jonas was also spotted wearing in April. Made of 18-karat yellow gold, it had diamond detailing on the black face for a touch of glamour. Though pricing wasn't available for Jonas' specific watch, the modern Day-Date 40 retails for $102,750 on Rolex's website. Russell Crowe and Britney Theriot took their couple style to the next level with matching Rolexes. Rather than showing off their couple style by wearing the same color or pattern to Wimbledon, Crowe and Theriot both wore Rolex Cosmograph Daytona watches. Crowe sported the turquoise iteration of the watch, which costs $37,400. Theriot wore the same watch with a black face and a gold band. It costs $48,400 on the Rolex website. Kobbie Mainoo made his look pop with a Rolex. The Manchester United player paired a yellow blouse from Loewe with trousers and a Rolex Day-Date on Friday. Mainoo's Day-Date 40 has an 18-karat rose gold band in Rolex's "president" style and a striking olive green face for a colorful and modern take on the watch. It retails for $47,500. An Omega watch peeked out from Glen Powell's sleeve at Wimbledon. Warren Alfie Baker styled Powell for his appearance at Wimbledon on Saturday. He wore a Brunello Cucinelli suit, which he accessorized with an Omega watch. Powell wore the brand's $10,600 Constellation watch, which has a leather strap and gold detailing on the bezel. Andrew Garfield accessorized his all-white look with an Omega watch. On Sunday, Garfield appeared at Wimbledon wearing Ralph Lauren head to toe. Baker also styled Garfield's look, which included a button-down, trousers, a sweater around his shoulders, and a ball cap. Garfield added an Omega De Ville Trésor watch to the ensemble. The steel watch costs $7,400 and has a black leather strap. The actor is an Omega ambassador, and he often wears the De Ville Trésor to events. Roger Federer sported a Rolex he debuted for the brand in March. Rolex released its Land-Dweller 40 in March, and Federer, a brand ambassador for Rolex since 2001, starred in the campaign for the watch model. Federer appeared to wear the same watch at Wimbledon on Monday. He has the white Rolesor version made with Oystersteel and white gold. Federer's watch costs $15,350, which is the most affordable version of the Land-Dweller. The Land-Dweller 40mm with diamond and platinum detailing retails for $118,050.

Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London
Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London

Leader Live

time08-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Leader Live

Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London

The Day Of The Jackal star, 43, led the West End revival of the show, alongside Irish actress Jessie Buckley, in 2021 and won an Olivier for his role as the Emcee, the flamboyant master of ceremonies. 'I feel such pride in what the show is, and having been some part of helping put it together, and I've been lucky enough to come and see almost all the cast who have taken over and really the show in its essence', he told the PA news agency at a special gala night. 'I think our director's version of it is a celebration of the individual, and watching how the show shifts and changes as each actor brings their own entirety of themselves to it has been a real wonder and nothing makes me happier when I'm in London and I see a Cabaret poster go by on a bus, and I know that it's continuing to thrill each season, and kind of reflect what's going on in the world.' The show, which features music from composer John Kander, is set in Berlin during the jazz age as the Nazis rise to power. Set in the seedy Kit Kat Club, which acts as a safe space for outsiders, the story explores themes of sexuality and fascism. Redmayne told PA: 'Each time Cabaret has ever been put on, it's felt resonant, and it just, sadly, feels more and more resonant daily, and as John (Kander) says, he hopes one day it won't. A post shared by Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club (@kitkatclubldn) 'But, in the meantime, sort of reflecting learning from our history is pretty important, but doing so in this joyful, bacchanalian, sort of, celebration of the individual is special.' Since Redmayne's performance, a number of other actors have played the Emcee at the Playhouse Theatre including Bad Education actor Layton Williams, Olivier Award-winning actor Luke Treadaway, US star Billy Porter, and It's A Sin actor, Callum Scott Howells. Sex Education star Aimee Lou Wood, model Cara Delevingne, musical theatre star Marisha Wallace, and musician Self Esteem are among those who have played Sally Bowles. The musical theatre production is partly based on Christopher Isherwood's 1939 novel Goodbye to Berlin which tells of the glamour, danger, excess and repression of Berlin society. Bridgerton actress Hannah Dodd is currently playing Sally Bowles while TikTok star Rob Madge is starring as the Emcee. Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club is currently booking until Saturday March 28 2026.

Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London
Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London

South Wales Guardian

time08-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • South Wales Guardian

Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London

The Day Of The Jackal star, 43, led the West End revival of the show, alongside Irish actress Jessie Buckley, in 2021 and won an Olivier for his role as the Emcee, the flamboyant master of ceremonies. 'I feel such pride in what the show is, and having been some part of helping put it together, and I've been lucky enough to come and see almost all the cast who have taken over and really the show in its essence', he told the PA news agency at a special gala night. 'I think our director's version of it is a celebration of the individual, and watching how the show shifts and changes as each actor brings their own entirety of themselves to it has been a real wonder and nothing makes me happier when I'm in London and I see a Cabaret poster go by on a bus, and I know that it's continuing to thrill each season, and kind of reflect what's going on in the world.' The show, which features music from composer John Kander, is set in Berlin during the jazz age as the Nazis rise to power. Set in the seedy Kit Kat Club, which acts as a safe space for outsiders, the story explores themes of sexuality and fascism. Redmayne told PA: 'Each time Cabaret has ever been put on, it's felt resonant, and it just, sadly, feels more and more resonant daily, and as John (Kander) says, he hopes one day it won't. A post shared by Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club (@kitkatclubldn) 'But, in the meantime, sort of reflecting learning from our history is pretty important, but doing so in this joyful, bacchanalian, sort of, celebration of the individual is special.' Since Redmayne's performance, a number of other actors have played the Emcee at the Playhouse Theatre including Bad Education actor Layton Williams, Olivier Award-winning actor Luke Treadaway, US star Billy Porter, and It's A Sin actor, Callum Scott Howells. Sex Education star Aimee Lou Wood, model Cara Delevingne, musical theatre star Marisha Wallace, and musician Self Esteem are among those who have played Sally Bowles. The musical theatre production is partly based on Christopher Isherwood's 1939 novel Goodbye to Berlin which tells of the glamour, danger, excess and repression of Berlin society. Bridgerton actress Hannah Dodd is currently playing Sally Bowles while TikTok star Rob Madge is starring as the Emcee. Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club is currently booking until Saturday March 28 2026.

Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London
Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London

Rhyl Journal

time07-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Rhyl Journal

Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London

The Day Of The Jackal star, 43, led the West End revival of the show, alongside Irish actress Jessie Buckley, in 2021 and won an Olivier for his role as the Emcee, the flamboyant master of ceremonies. 'I feel such pride in what the show is, and having been some part of helping put it together, and I've been lucky enough to come and see almost all the cast who have taken over and really the show in its essence', he told the PA news agency at a special gala night. 'I think our director's version of it is a celebration of the individual, and watching how the show shifts and changes as each actor brings their own entirety of themselves to it has been a real wonder and nothing makes me happier when I'm in London and I see a Cabaret poster go by on a bus, and I know that it's continuing to thrill each season, and kind of reflect what's going on in the world.' The show, which features music from composer John Kander, is set in Berlin during the jazz age as the Nazis rise to power. Set in the seedy Kit Kat Club, which acts as a safe space for outsiders, the story explores themes of sexuality and fascism. Redmayne told PA: 'Each time Cabaret has ever been put on, it's felt resonant, and it just, sadly, feels more and more resonant daily, and as John (Kander) says, he hopes one day it won't. A post shared by Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club (@kitkatclubldn) 'But, in the meantime, sort of reflecting learning from our history is pretty important, but doing so in this joyful, bacchanalian, sort of, celebration of the individual is special.' Since Redmayne's performance, a number of other actors have played the Emcee at the Playhouse Theatre including Bad Education actor Layton Williams, Olivier Award-winning actor Luke Treadaway, US star Billy Porter, and It's A Sin actor, Callum Scott Howells. Sex Education star Aimee Lou Wood, model Cara Delevingne, musical theatre star Marisha Wallace, and musician Self Esteem are among those who have played Sally Bowles. The musical theatre production is partly based on Christopher Isherwood's 1939 novel Goodbye to Berlin which tells of the glamour, danger, excess and repression of Berlin society. Bridgerton actress Hannah Dodd is currently playing Sally Bowles while TikTok star Rob Madge is starring as the Emcee. Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club is currently booking until Saturday March 28 2026.

Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London
Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London

The Herald Scotland

time07-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • The Herald Scotland

Eddie Redmayne feeling ‘such pride' as Cabaret marks 1,500th show in London

'I feel such pride in what the show is, and having been some part of helping put it together, and I've been lucky enough to come and see almost all the cast who have taken over and really the show in its essence', he told the PA news agency at a special gala night. Eddie Redmayne attends the 76th British Academy Film Awards (Ian West/PA) 'I think our director's version of it is a celebration of the individual, and watching how the show shifts and changes as each actor brings their own entirety of themselves to it has been a real wonder and nothing makes me happier when I'm in London and I see a Cabaret poster go by on a bus, and I know that it's continuing to thrill each season, and kind of reflect what's going on in the world.' The show, which features music from composer John Kander, is set in Berlin during the jazz age as the Nazis rise to power. Set in the seedy Kit Kat Club, which acts as a safe space for outsiders, the story explores themes of sexuality and fascism. Redmayne told PA: 'Each time Cabaret has ever been put on, it's felt resonant, and it just, sadly, feels more and more resonant daily, and as John (Kander) says, he hopes one day it won't. 'But, in the meantime, sort of reflecting learning from our history is pretty important, but doing so in this joyful, bacchanalian, sort of, celebration of the individual is special.' Since Redmayne's performance, a number of other actors have played the Emcee at the Playhouse Theatre including Bad Education actor Layton Williams, Olivier Award-winning actor Luke Treadaway, US star Billy Porter, and It's A Sin actor, Callum Scott Howells. Sex Education star Aimee Lou Wood, model Cara Delevingne, musical theatre star Marisha Wallace, and musician Self Esteem are among those who have played Sally Bowles. The musical theatre production is partly based on Christopher Isherwood's 1939 novel Goodbye to Berlin which tells of the glamour, danger, excess and repression of Berlin society. Bridgerton actress Hannah Dodd is currently playing Sally Bowles while TikTok star Rob Madge is starring as the Emcee. Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club is currently booking until Saturday March 28 2026.

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