Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, and Prince William Turn Wimbledon Into a Watch Exhibit

Things can't be all bad with a gold Rolex Day-Date on your wrist, right? Meanwhile, the match's winner Novak Djokovic wore a simpler Seiko-who needs bling when hoisting up an already golden trophy? World-class watches were everywhere this week, from the grassy carpet of Wimbledon to the Lion King premiere's red carpet He's kept the same watch on his wrist for years, and even married Kate Middleton with the piece on It's no ordinary Seamaster, though: Williams' mode comes with a "Blue Wave" dial that looks like tides running across the face of the watch.

Djokovic would probably argue that his watch was the second-most-important piece of hardware he took home on Sunday, though Anthony Davis is turning into a Watch Guy before our eyes The watch is mostly identical to the regular RM-011, with one dramatic tweak: a titanium case traded out for an 18-carat rose-gold one.

What kind of watch do you wear when you're Diddy's son? The wildest one you can find, it seems. . Source