Aryna Sabalenka Watch Collection

A 41mm flying tourbillon in stainless steel, with a purple Grande Tapisserie dial that exists only on this configuration. The open tourbillon at 6 o'clock removes the need for a running seconds, leaving the dial color to do all the work. Sabalenka has been spotted in the 26660ST courtside at multiple Grand Slam events, making it one of the most photographed Royal Oak references of the last two seasons.

A 34mm Royal Oak in 18k white gold with a fully diamond-set bezel, lugs, and crown guard, paired with a sage green Petite Tapisserie dial and matching alligator strap. The diamond layout pushes its market value past most full-size Royal Oak references in steel. Sabalenka wore the 15551BC during her 2024 Wimbledon campaign, and the green dial coordinated with her press tunic so cleanly that it became a viral fashion moment within hours.

Black ceramic case and bracelet, black tapisserie dial, with pink gold applied indices and hands for warmth. Ceramic Royal Oak production runs are notoriously slow because each link is machined and polished individually, and the retail wait list still stretches multiple years. Sabalenka has worn the 77350CE on her off-court press circuit, where the matte black profile reads more like a piece of jewelry than a sport watch. It is one of the more subtle pieces in her rotation and arguably the hardest to source new.

This is the Royal Oak the entire watch industry photographed during Sabalenka's 2024 US Open trophy lift. The 38mm Chronograph in 18k pink gold is fully invisibly set with snow-set diamonds across the case, bracelet, dial, sub-dials, and bezel. AP only produces these to order through select boutiques, and the labor on the snow setting alone runs into the hundreds of hours. At market it sits in the top tier of her collection and was the watch most aspiring collectors saved to their phones that night.

The 67630 is the 23mm Royal Oak Mini, a Carolina Bucci collaboration with AP that uses an ancient Florentine hammering technique to give solid gold a diamond-dust shimmer. Sabalenka has been spotted in both the frosted pink gold and frosted white gold variants, often layered with delicate jewelry. At 23mm the case reads almost as a bracelet, but the bracelet is still solid 18k gold, which puts the market value far above what its size suggests.

The crown jewel of her collection. Released for the 50th anniversary of the Royal Oak, the 15416CD pairs a fully skeletonized flying tourbillon caliber with a smoked blue ceramic case and bracelet. Producing a colored ceramic Royal Oak case and matching bracelet is one of the most difficult feats in modern Swiss case-making, and AP only produces this reference in extremely limited numbers. At market the piece sits well above $400,000 and has appreciated steadily since release. Sabalenka wore it during her 2024 Australian Open campaign.

Part of AP's stone dial revival, the 15550BA pairs a 37mm 18k yellow gold case and bracelet with a genuine turquoise stone dial. Each turquoise dial is unique, with its own veining and color variation, which makes every example one of one. Yellow gold AP demand has surged through 2024 and 2025, and the turquoise dial pushes this piece into a different category of collectibility. Sabalenka has worn it on off-season trips to the UAE, where the dial color reads brilliant under direct sunlight.

The 77605OK is part of the new generation of 37mm Royal Oak Offshore references AP launched to broaden the line beyond the traditional 42mm chronograph silhouette. Pink gold case, lighter beige Méga Tapisserie dial, and a beige textile strap that swaps in moments via the AP quick-change system. Sabalenka has worn this piece in lifestyle campaigns, where the warmer tones and textile strap give the Offshore a softer, more wearable feel than its predecessors.

One of the most spectacular Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph references in production. The 37mm pink gold case is set with a graduated rainbow sapphire bezel, paired with a black Méga Tapisserie dial and matching black rubber strap. Rainbow gem-set bezels are a flex piece even within AP's existing diamond-set lineup, because the matching of color saturation across baguette stones is one of the hardest things to do in modern watchmaking. Sabalenka has worn this piece in summer Instagram content and at private events.

The 38mm Code 11.59 Selfwinding in 18k pink gold with a soft ice blue lacquered dial and matching blue alligator strap. The double-curved sapphire crystal on the Code 11.59 produces a distinctive optical wave across the dial that no other AP shape replicates. Sabalenka wore the 77410OR in AP's official 2024 ambassador campaign, paired with a butter yellow dress, and the warm gold against the ice blue dial became one of the most shared AP campaign images of the year.

The most complicated piece in her collection. The Code 11.59 Perpetual Calendar in 18k pink gold features a smoked green dial, day, date, month, leap year, week of the year, and a moonphase accurate to one day every 122 years. The perpetual calendar caliber is one of AP's signature complications, traceable through the brand's archives back to the 1950s. The smoked green dial is the rarest Code 11.59 perpetual configuration, and seeing the 26441OR on a tennis player's wrist rather than at a Geneva auction is part of why her collection has caught the watch world's attention.