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The Wrist of Champions

The people who win — read through the watches they choose.

Champions in Sport, Cinema & Beyond · The Watch as the Lens

The Wrist of Champions

Champions, Read Through the Wrist

Not just what they wore — why that watch fits who they are.

I Wrist of ChampionsThe watches Spain wore to win the World Cup 2026Read through the wrist: a World Cup-winning manager in an understated IWC, a squad in steel Rolexes, and a couple of kids in diamonds. The champions’ taste — and what you can actually own. II Wrist of ChampionsJannik Sinner’s Rolex Daytona — the 126515LN he wore to win Wimbledon twiceSame Everose Daytona, back-to-back Wimbledon titles — and collectors are already floating “the Sinner”. How a Daytona earns a nickname, and what this one really costs. III Related · DispatchWorld Cup 2026 watches — and what you can actually buyThe biggest flexes on the wrist — Ronaldo’s $722k diamond Patek, Drake’s $1.3M Mille — and the steel watch that buys you the same taste.

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