Julija Levčenko Watch Collection - Every Watch She's Been Spotted Wearing
Julija Levčenko currently has 4 watches in his collection. Check them in our database.
Introduction to Julija Levčenko
Julija Levčenko is one of Ukraine's most accomplished track-and-field athletes, specializing in the high jump. Born in 1997, she has established herself as a consistent force on the global athletics circuit, earning a silver medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and multiple podium finishes at World Athletics Championships and Diamond League events. She competes with a technical precision and consistency that have made her one of the most reliable high jumpers of her generation, frequently clearing 2.00 meters and above at major competitions.
Levčenko's watch taste runs firmly through one house: Richard Mille. She is an official Richard Mille partner, which places her within a carefully selected roster of elite athletes the brand chooses to align with. Among the watches in the Julija Levčenko watch collection documented in our database, the standout sighting is the Richard Mille RM 07-01 in 18k rose gold — specifically the fully pavé diamond-set variant worn on the brand's open-link bracelet. The RM 07-01 was Richard Mille's first watch designed specifically for women, introduced in the mid-2000s and developed through successive iterations. It combines the brand's signature tonneau case architecture with movements engineered to tolerate the physical demands of sport.
With four Richard Mille sightings on record, Levčenko's collection reflects the crossover between competitive athletics and high-end Swiss watchmaking that Richard Mille has built its identity around. The diamond-set RM 07-01 in particular is a piece that sits at the more elaborate end of the RM women's lineup, suggesting a relationship with the brand that extends beyond functional endorsement into genuine engagement with the product. It is a collection that is narrow in brand range but specific and considered in its individual references.
Julija Levčenko Spotted Wearing Richard Mille RM 07-01 in 18k Rose Gold with Full Pavé Diamond Open Bracelet
Inserted 30/04/2023
The Richard Mille RM 07-01 is the maison's dedicated ladies' tourbillon, built to withstand the biomechanical shocks of elite sport while sitting on the wrist like haute joaillerie — a combination almost no other watchmaker attempts at this level. Ukrainian high jumper and Richard Mille ambassador Yulija Levčenko, 2017 World Championship silver medallist, was spotted wearing the 18k rose gold version with an open bracelet entirely set in pavé diamonds, a configuration priced at approximately $300,000 USD.
Yuliya Levchenko Spotted Wearing Richard Mille RM 037 'Black Lip' in TZP Black Ceramic
Inserted 28/04/2023
The RM 037 'Black Lip' uses TZP zirconia ceramic — a material so hard it rates 1,200 Vickers on the hardness scale, far exceeding conventional watchmaking ceramics — finished here with an 18k rose gold caseband in satin 5N red gold and polished pillars. Ukrainian high jumper and Richard Mille ambassador Yuliya Levchenko, 2017 European U23 Championship gold medalist, was spotted wearing this ultra-exclusive 34mm piece, a fitting pairing for one of athletics' most technically precise disciplines.
Julija Levčenko Spotted Wearing Richard Mille RM 07-04 in Quartz TPT
Inserted 14/04/2023
The Richard Mille RM 07-04 holds a singular distinction: it is the brand's first sports watch designed exclusively for women, housing a fully in-house automatic caliber inside a case constructed from Quartz TPT — a composite material made from silica filaments layered at 45-degree intervals, producing that unmistakable marbled texture. At roughly €167,000 list, it sits at the sharp end of high-performance luxury. Ukrainian high jump champion Julija Levčenko, who routinely clears two meters, apparently finds it a perfectly acceptable training companion.
Julija Levčenko Spotted Wearing Richard Mille RM 07-01 in Carbon TPT
Inserted 04/12/2022
The RM 07-01's Carbon TPT bracelet weighs just 29 grams in its entirety — an engineering feat that took Richard Mille's technicians over 13 months of development to perfect. That obsessive weight reduction makes it, arguably, the most technically justified luxury ladies' watch on the market. Ukrainian high-jump champion Julija Levčenko, who clears two metres with seeming ease, wears hers mid-competition — proof that the brand's claim of athleticism over ornament is not merely marketing copy.
