Roger Federer’s watches – Rolex’s uncrowned king
Roger Federer isn’t only one of the greatest tennis players in history – he’s also Rolex’s public face. When we were on site at Watches & Wonders in Geneva in 2026, we got to see him in person, as elegant as expected and, of course, with a Rolex on his wrist. His collection is one of the most tasteful there is.
Where others collect broadly, Federer wears Rolex exclusively – he has been the brand’s ambassador since 2006 and is seen by many as its foremost face. More than 30 different Rolexes have appeared on his wrist, always worn with that relaxed elegance. These are the watches on tennis’s most stylish wrist. (Have you seen him live? We did – at Watches & Wonders 2026.)
The brandsWhat Federer’s collection looks like
Rolex Datejust “Wimbledon” – the everyday watch
Federer’s favourite for everyday and training is a Rolex Datejust, often with the green “Wimbledon” dial – Roman numerals in dark green against rhodium. He prefers the slim, ergonomic fit and lighter steel models over gold. It’s the discreet, timeless Rolex that suits a man who never needs to shout to be seen.
Rolex GMT-Master II “Batman” & “Bruce Wayne”
Among the more visible pieces are several Rolex GMT-Master II watches – including the “Batman” (blue-black bezel) and the all-black “Bruce Wayne”. It’s the traveller’s classic with a second time zone, perfect for a player who spent his career on planes between tournaments. Sporty, iconic and forever in demand.
Rolex Sky-Dweller Everose
Federer has also been seen with a Rolex Sky-Dweller in Everose gold with a chocolate-brown dial – one of the most complicated watches in Rolex’s catalogue, with two time zones and an annual calendar. It’s a watch built for the global jet-set life, and one of the few times Federer chooses gold over steel.
Rolex Daytona & Day-Date
The collection’s most valuable pieces are rare references of the Cosmograph Daytona and Day-Date in precious metal. These are the classic Rolex status symbols, and in Federer’s hands they’re never worn boastfully but with the same restrained elegance that marks everything he does. A collection worth over $2.3 million – all Rolex.
The collectionThe gems in pictures
The price tagWhat is Federer’s Rolex collection worth?
With over 30 Rolexes – including rare Daytonas, GMT-Master IIs, a Sky-Dweller in Everose and Day-Dates – Federer’s collection is valued at well over $2.3 million. That he wears Rolex exclusively, as the brand’s foremost ambassador since 2006, makes it one of the most cohesive and tasteful collections in the sports world.
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