In the final thrilling match at Wimbledon yesterday, Carlos Alcaraz set the tone for his career as he won against Novak Djokovic.

ATP World ranked No. Alexander Zverev has big plans for 2022. He's now an Olympic gold medal holder, after all, so the sky (Dweller) is the limit.

Exciting news from Hublot, as they welcome tennis ace Novak Djokovic into the family. Born in 1987, in the now Serbian city of Belgrade, he started to play tennis from the age of 4 and hasn't stopped since. After turning pro, he quickly worked his way up the ranks of the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), where he currently has a firm hold of the No.1 position. He is very comfortable with this place, as he has already been there for over 337 weeks.

Few brands have such long and strong relationships with their ambassadors as Richard Mille. The bond between the brand and Rafael Nadal, currently ranked world No. 2 in men's singles tennis by the Association of Tennis Professionals, is already in its tenth year and has resulted in quite a few breathtaking watches in the last decade. Another one will be added to this as well, as Mille and Nadal teamed up once again for the RM 27-04 Tourbillon Rafael Nadal, a 50-piece limited edition costing $1,050,000 each, which is available exclusively at Richard Mille boutiques worldwide.

When you work with some of the world's most accomplished athletes, you can count on it that they will take your watches through their paces. For Richard Mille, this is exactly how he likes it, as it challenges him time after time again to take things to the next level. Nadal, who won 19 Grand Slam Singles titles, wears his Richard Mille also on the court. This means that the RM 35-02 not only needs to be very light but also very strong.

With Roland Garros in full swing, so is Longines who takes on a role that goes further than just being a sponsor and a timekeeper. For the event, they not only support the current generation of tennis players but also bring in the legends from yesterday and unite them with up an coming aces. For the event, Longines created a temporary tennis field at one of the most epic locations ever, right under the Eiffel tower.

The Australian Open final not only announced a winner of the game but also announced one in the world of luxury timepieces. More and more players have started endorsing watches and they gaining worldwide market exposure in the course, manufacturers are starting to pursue the results of big events with as much fascination as clothing […]