Simone Biles shows off $55,000 worth luxury watch amid shopping during off-season

Amid her break from sport, Simone Biles has been exploring her new passions of fashion, shopping, and traveling. She was recently seen shopping for luxury watches. Since her last competitive appearance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Biles has been giving her fans updates on her fun-filled schedule.

During her recent outing, the gymnast shared highlights of her new possessions, the Audemars Piguet watches. She shared a glimpse of her hand modeling for the $55,000 worth Royal Oak Offshore watch, which featured a ceramic bezel set with round-cut diamonds. The stainless steel watch features a salmon-hued dial with a “Lady Tapisserie” pattern, salmon-colored counters, white gold numerals, and the brand’s signature Royal Oak hands.

The gymnast bought two new watches and flaunted them on her Instagram stories.

Screenshot of Simone Biles' Instagram stories.

Simone Biles has donned Audemars Piguet watches on multiple occasions, including when she received a gift from her husband, Jonathan Owens. The Chicago Bears safety gifted her a white-gold Royal Oak Mini in 2024. She was also seen attending the Audemars Piguet event, when the company celebrated its 150th anniversary in NYC. At the event, Biles shared a picture of herself and her friends, flaunting their watches over a lunch table. She also donned the same brand's watch during her appearance at the 2025 Met Gala.

Simone Biles opens up on how she regained confidence in her body after experiencing twisties at the Tokyo Olympics

Simone Biles during a motivational talk in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Photo by Getty Images)

Simone Biles once opened up on how she regained confidence in her physical ability after experiencing twisties during the 2020 Tokyo Games. In an interview with Olympics.com, she admitted to experiencing twisties only twice since 2021. However, she stated that when it happened, she stayed calm and focused on her basics, while delaying trying difficult routines.

“I feel like [there were] only one or two times where I got lost,” she said. “But we knew how to regulate all those emotions, feelings, and doubts that came with it. We didn’t freak out too much. We’re just like, ‘It’s okay. Let’s not panic. Let’s go back to basics. We’ll work our way up, and then, in a couple of days, you’re fine.’" “I think Laurent could see [it in] me sometimes,” Biles continued. “He would be like, ‘Go do double-doubles.’ And I’d be like, ‘Can we do those tomorrow?’ And… I guess I did think I would get lost on some days if I wasn’t absolutely concentrating, but I think it came down to fatigue. I knew if I was a little bit tired, that I wouldn’t concentrate fully."

Simone Biles won three gold and one silver medal at the 2024 Paris Games.

Edited by Janhavi Shinde