Nicholas Kyrgios wearing Aventi
Aventi Wraith A15-01 Saphite Paraiba
The Aventi A15-01 has so far been spotted on two high-profile athletes: Australian tennis player Nicholas Kyrgios and French footballer Paul Pogba. Kyrgios was photographed wearing the piece — specifically the Wraith A15-01 Saphite Paraiba variant — at a Professional Tennis Players Association event held at Wimbledon, where the watch drew considerable attention courtside. Pogba, one of football's most watched figures when it comes to personal style, has also been seen with the reference. Two wearers is a small number, but both sit at the intersection of professional sport and streetwear-adjacent fashion, suggesting the A15-01 is finding its audience among athletes who prefer independent brands over the usual luxury-house defaults.
Because Aventi is a relatively young independent brand, the A15-01 operates in a niche but growing segment of the market. Retail pricing positions it well above entry-level but below the major Swiss maisons, which gives it a certain appeal for buyers who want something less ubiquitous. Secondary market data on the reference remains thin, reflecting limited production rather than weak demand — scarcity here is structural, not a sign of disinterest. As awareness builds through athlete sightings like those of Kyrgios and Pogba, secondary market activity is likely to increase.
The A15-01 — known in at least one configuration as the Wraith Saphite Paraiba — features a distinctive dial treatment that sets it apart visually from more conventional sports watches. Kyrgios's Wimbledon appearance with the piece is widely credited with bringing it to a broader audience beyond existing Aventi followers.