Visionhaus/Getty ImagesDavid Beckham’s Tudor Black Bay Pro

Like Federer, David Beckham is also showing off a brand-new watch this week. In terms of exclusivity, Beckham’s lands on the opposite end of the spectrum. The watch is decidedly on catalog and costs “just” $4,000. This year, Tudor remade its flagship Black Bay model into a GMT—giving it a second hour hand to track the time in another location. The watch was my personal favorite new release from Tudor this year—that second mellow-yellow hour hand is a nice touch—and it seems Beckham found it just as irresistible.

Kevin Dietsch/Getty ImagesWarren Buffet’s Rolex Day-Date

Buffet, the famously frugal Berkshire Hathaway CEO, has owned this nauseating neon-green lizard-print shirt since 2008 so you can bet he’s a One Nice Watch type of guy. And what does the world’s ninth-richest man wear as he’s sucking down Coca-Cola and eating his daily McDonald’s? A gold Rolex Day-Date, naturally. The watch bills itself as the ultimate prestige timepiece, made for presidents and CEOs of exactly Buffet’s ilk. He wore the watch at the suddenly more fashion-conscious Sun Valley Conference. Okay, Warren: You got the watch, now it’s time to step up the rest of your wardrobe.

NBC/Getty ImagesSteve Carell’s Rolex Daytona

Teens are dressing up to see Minions: The Rise of Gru and Carell is contributing in his own way. He’s missing the suit here, but the icy Rolex Daytona on his wrist more than makes up for it. There are many beloved color combinations deployed on the Daytona—the black-and-white Panda or the multi-colored rainbow—but this chocolate brown bezel and ice-blue dial might be the sultriest. That frosty dial is an instant mark of prestige when it comes to Rolex watches because of one of the Crown’s quirky rules: That specific color dial is only allowed on watches made out of platinum.

VALERIE MACON/Getty ImagesRingo Starr’s Patek Philippe Aquanaut

Legendary musician meets new-school luxury watch and sparks fly. Starr has been loyal to this Aquanaut for a while now, wearing it in 2016’s Eight Days a Week Beatles documentary—and matching almost exactly with former bandmate Paul McCartney. Isn’t that sweet? The Beatles have never been afraid to experiment with new things and it appears that applies to our broadening definition of luxury watches.