He finally clinched the cup, his victory standing the test of time. Claiming his very first Grand Slam victory was the most perfect moment of all. Throughout his championship run on the clay courts of Roland-Garros, Zverev competed wearing the Jacob & Co. Epic X Skeleton in Black Titanium, priced at $26,400.

The lightest timepiece offered from Jacob & Co., the Epic X Skeleton features a skeletonized architecture that removes unnecessary material while revealing the movement’s intricate mechanics. Housed in a lightweight titanium case known for its exceptional strength and durability, the Epic X embodies the fusion of technical performance and contemporary watchmaking that defines Jacob & Co.

As he stepped onto the podium to receive the most prestigious trophy of his career, Zverev changed into the Epic X Ceramic, a bold expression of Jacob & Co.’s signature design language. Limited to just 101 pieces worldwide and priced at $36,300, the 44mm timepiece is crafted in white ceramic and powered by the exclusive manually wound skeleton JCAM02 caliber.

Featuring 158 components, a 48-hour power reserve, and the brand’s distinctive vertically aligned barrel and balance wheel architecture, the watch showcases the intricate mechanics at the heart of Jacob & Co.’s watchmaking expertise. Finished with blue PVD accents, a white ceramic bracelet, and sapphire crystal case construction, the Epic X Ceramic blends contemporary aesthetics with technical sophistication.

“Zverev’s victory is a testament to the relentless pursuit of excellence,” said Benjamin Arabov, CEO of Jacob & Co. “His dedication, resilience, and passion mirror the values that drive everything we create at Jacob & Co. We are honoured to celebrate this milestone with him.”

While the lightweight titanium Epic X accompanied Zverev throughout his championship campaign, the Epic X Ceramic marked the celebratory moment of victory as he accepted the Coupe des Mousquetaires. Together, the two timepieces reflect the duality of elite performance and exceptional artistry, values shared by both Alexander Zverev and Jacob & Co.

For his photocall in the French capital, our champion Zverev wore the 18k rose gold Jacob & Co. Yellow Caviar Tourbillon, which features a one-minute flying tourbillon and 224 baguette yellow sapphires (33.2 carats) invisibly set on the case. The dial is invisibly set with 130 baguette yellow sapphires (12.35ct), with blue PVD skeleton hands. The timepiece is powered by the exclusive Jacob & Co. Automatic Caliber JCAA43; and has a power reserve of 42 hours. The alligator strap has an 18k rose gold buckle set with 18 baguette yellow sapphires (2.26ct). The timepiece is limited to only 18 pieces.

As the newest French Open champion, Zverev adds another remarkable achievement to his career while continuing to showcase the spirit of excellence that defines champions both on and off the court.