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Ten Years Running, Serena Williams Gets a Watch Built to Her Wrist

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Serena Williams and a Swiss watchmaker are marking ten years of working together with a new timepiece sized around her rather than the trophy case. The Royal Oak Selfwinding Chronograph comes in a compact 38mm case, packing a full chronograph function into a footprint built for a smaller wrist. A decade is a long tenure for any athlete partnership, and this anniversary edition stands as the record of it.

With reporting from Vogue.

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