Novak Djokovic Watch Collection

Novak Djokovic, the tennis superstar with a killer backhand and a killer watch collection! Novak doesn’t just dominate on the court, he also dominates in the watch collection game.

Novak’s watch journey began in 2011 when he partnered up with Audemars Piguet. It was love at first sight for Novak and these luxury timepieces. But like any true watch enthusiast, his collection didn’t stop there.

In 2014, Novak decided to add a touch of Japanese precision to his wrist by teaming up with Seiko. 

And just when you thought Novak couldn’t possibly have room for more watches in his life, he surprised us all in 2021 by becoming a Hublot ambassador. With their bold designs and innovative technology, these timepieces perfectly match Novak’s fierce playing style.

So whether he’s serving up aces or serving up some serious watch envy, Novak Djokovic is truly a force to be reckoned with both on and off the court. In today’s article, we’ll explore Novak Djokovic’s watch collection from his early career in 2021, to his most recent additions in 2023.

In New York in 2011, Novak became an Audemars watch ambassador, and at the photo shoot he was wearing the most expensive item in his watch collection – Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 26330ST.

The watch can be pink gold, but Novak picked the steel one. It has a special steel bracelet that’s easy to spot, just like the watch itself. The black dial has a cool pattern and two small dials: one at 3 o’clock shows the date, and the other at 9 o’clock shows the day of the week in a stylish way. 

The price of this watch ranges from $45,000 to $80,000 on the market today.

When Novak was picking up his last trophy on the Grand Slam 24, he was wearing a Hublot Big Bank Unico on his left wrist.

The Hublot Big Bang Unico Yellow Magic features a striking 42mm ceramic case that stands out visually. This new ceramic material, called Yellow Magic, has been in development for four years and is exceptionally bright yellow. It doesn’t lose its color during the manufacturing process, and it’s also much harder than typical ceramic cases, measuring 1350 HV compared to the usual 1200 HV. The vibrant yellow contrasts with the matte black parts of the watch, giving it a sporty and bold look. Additionally, the watch is water-resistant up to 100 meters. 

The price of this beautiful watch is $28,000 on today’s market.

When Serbia’s Novak Djokovic won the tennis Masters in Shanghai (2015.), he was wearing  a rare 48mm Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph Arnold Schwarzenegger “The Legacy”  during the prize ceremony. The Royal Oak Offshore Arnold Schwarzenegger “The Legacy” edition has a ceramic and titanium case with rose gold chronograph buttons and a tachymeter scale inside. Its black dial has a special pattern with rose gold hands and Arabic numerals. The watch has a caseback with body-bulding and actor legend Arnold Schwarzenegger’s engraving.

Only 1,500 of these watches exist, and they cost $40,000 each.

In August 2021. Novak Djokovic became an ambassador for Hublot watch company, he was wearing one of the most beautiful watches by Hublot – Big Bang Meca-10 Ceramic Blue.

This watch has a blue ceramic case with a special textured finish and shiny beveled corners. The bezel on top is also blue and held in place with six titanium screws shaped like the letter “H.” Around the edge of the case, there are black inserts made of a tough material called composite resin.

The part you use to adjust the time is made of titanium and has black rubber for a better grip. The face of the watch is clear and made of sapphire crystal. On the face, you’ll see numbers and markers for the hours, and the hands for the minutes and hours are brushed with a special finish and have a glow-in-the-dark tip. 

The price of this watch ranges from $18,000 to $22,000 on the market today.

When Novak lost against Carlos Alcaraz in the 2023 Wimbledon Men’s Singles Final in 2023, during the prize election he was wearing Hublot Big Bang Integral Green Ceramic.

This watch is automatic and it can keep running for 72 hours without winding. The watch’s case is made of ceramic and is 42 mm wide. The circle around the watch face (bezel) is also made of ceramic, and the clear cover on the front is made of sapphire, which is very tough. The watch face itself is see-through and doesn’t have any numbers on it. The bracelet is made of ceramic and is green, and the clasp that holds it on your wrist is made of titanium.

This is one of the rarest items from the Novak Djokovic watch collection, there are only 250 made, and the retail price for this item is $22,000, while it typically sells for approximately $32,000 on the market.

In the photo, the celebrity was spotted donning a Classic Fusion Black Magic 511.CM.1171.RX watch. This stylish watch is really nice-looking, it’s made of shiny black ceramic and has a comfy black rubber strap with a cool design.

It tells the time, shows the date, and has a second hand. Plus, it doesn’t need a battery because it winds itself up automatically, and it can keep working for 42 hours without winding it again.  You can add this watch to your collection for $9,400.

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The Seiko Astron ‘Novak Djokovic 2020 Limited Edition’ is a special watch, with only 1,500 made. It has Novak Djokovic’s signature and a cool 3D design for a modern look.

This watch is super accurate because it adjusts its time and timezone using GPS. It’s powered by sunlight, so you never need to change the battery.

You can get this watch for $3,000 on today’s market.

The Seiko Astron GPS Solar Dual-Time Novak Djokovic Limited Edition watch, model SSE060, is a special watch with very cool features.

It sets its time and time zone by talking to satellites, so it’s always right no matter where you are. It shows two different times in a 12-hour format and tells you if it’s morning or afternoon. Its calendar is good until the year 2100, and it can tell if it talked to the satellites properly. It can show the time in 40 places around the world and knows about Daylight Saving Time. It’s great at saving power, so it lasts for a long time. It’s really accurate, losing only 15 seconds a month even if it can’t talk to satellites and in certain temperatures.

The watch itself is made of stainless steel with a rose-gold color and has a ceramic bezel. The price of this watch ranges from $1,000 to $2,000 on today’s market.

This special watch has a 42mm titanium case with a ceramic bezel and a cool see-through dial. It’s comfy to wear with its black rubber straps, and it’s great for sports or just everyday wear.

It runs on its own with a 72-hour power reserve, so you don’t need to wind it.

The Hublot Big Bang Unico Titanium Ceramic Ref. 441.NM.1171.RX looks sporty and nice, and it costs $20,000.

Now, as we conclude our exploration of the Novak Djokovic watch collection, let’s shine a spotlight on one particular watch that often doesn’t receive the recognition it deserves – the Audemars Piguet Millenary Chronograph 261450R.OO.D093CR.01.

This is a fancy men’s wristwatch made of 18k rose gold. It has a dark gray dial with a textured silver center and Roman numerals on it. There’s a little clock on the right that counts 30 minutes, a date window between 4 and 5 o’clock, a small seconds dial at 6 o’clock, and a 12-hour timer on the left at 9 o’clock. It also has a big red seconds hand and a scale on the edge of the dial to measure speed.

This beautiful watch and my personal favorite in Novak’s collection has a shiny rose gold rim that doesn’t move. It comes with a brown leather strap and a special clasp made of rose gold.

The price of this item ranges from $20,000 to $25,000.

Novak Djokovic’s watch collection is worth about $220,000.

His most expensive watch is the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 26330st.

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