Serena Williams arrived at Wimbledon with a $45,000 pink watch. Here’s a look at her timepiece and other A-list wrist candy.

While leaving a practice session, Williams was photographed wearing the Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Chronograph timepiece.

The $45,900 watch has a diamond-set bezel, a titanium case, 18-carat white-gold hands, and a pink bracelet.

It perfectly matched the handle of her tennis racquet.

The soccer legend attended the first day of Wimbledon wearing a gray suit and a steel watch. The latter was the new Tudor Black Bay 58, which retails for $5,350.

The silver piece has a black face beneath a domed dial and distinct rhodium-plated hands.

The model attended with his girlfriend, Kim Turnball, and was photographed wearing the Nautilus 7118 watch from the Swiss brand. It retails for $68,268.

Traditionally a women’s watch, it has a rose-gold bracelet, a silver opaline dial with a wave pattern, and shining white hands.

The “Vikings” actor sat beside musician Niall Horan and wore a Swiss watch on his left wrist.

The Frédérique Constant piece (model FC-303MS4C24) is from the watchmaker’s classic collection. It features a rectangular face in rose gold with a black leather band.

It’s no longer sold by the brand and is sold out by secondhand watch dealers.

The French Formula 1 driver wore the Tonneau Ultrafino Carbon watch, which costs about $83,895 (67,500 CHF).

The black design features a double strap made in part from high-density carbon, a square face with visible gears, and self-winding hands.

Stoll sat in the audience with her husband, golf star Rory McIlroy, and flashed her rose-gold Patek Phillipe watch as she clapped.

She wore a version of the Nautilus 7118 that retails for $76,645. It has 56 diamonds around its face and a thick, shining bracelet.

The athlete wore the $40,000 Yacht-Master 42, which has a black dial and white-gold features.

It’s also known for being legible in the dark and scratch-resistant.