A woman tracked down her husband's dream Rolex to surprise him with it on their wedding day

• Bry Kopinski and Christopher Kopinski met in 2021 while working at Amazon.
• They later began dating and got engaged in 2025. He proposed with her dream Harry Winston ring.
• Bry then surprised Christopher with a coveted Rolex watch on their wedding day.

Bry Kopinski and Christopher Kopinski met in 2021 while working at Amazon.

From there, many shoppers end up on waiting lists alongside other interested buyers.

Bry was specifically looking for a two-tone Datejust in oystersteel and yellow gold with a limited-edition Wimbledon dial that Christopher had previously tried on.

The watch, which can sell on the secondhand market for upward of $17,000, is beloved for its unique gray dial with Roman numerals, the latter of which are outlined in the same shade of green as Wimbledon tennis courts.

A sales associate at the couple’s local luxury boutique wasn’t sure that finding the piece would be possible.

“I remember asking, ‘Are you going to source it for me, or should I find somebody else who can help me?'” Bry said. “I was kind of joking, but kind of not. If they were going to tell me no, somebody else would say yes.”

Within a few days, Bry had done the impossible — she secured the watch.

“I got a phone call from [my sales associate], and she said, ‘I need you to come in today.’ I had a meeting, and I canceled it to run straight to the boutique,” Bry said.

The watch was exactly the one Bry had requested. Still, she felt it could be even better — so she had it engraved with a meaningful message.

“To my husband Chris on our wedding day, 4-11-26. Love always, your wife, Bry,” the bottom of the watch face says.

Christopher had no idea his Rolex was coming.

Christopher and Bry had been on the hunt for his dream watch for a long time.

“We were looking at resale [options], and we looked in every city we traveled to, if it was in the south of France, LA, or Miami,” Christopher said. “We would stop at Rolex stores or distributors, and every time, they would tell us no. They’d say, ‘Man, that’s a hard get. I don’t think you’re going to make that happen.'”

So when he was presented with a Rolex bag ahead of their wedding, Christopher said his “heart dropped.”

“Even a week before our wedding, we were joking around about what we got each other [as wedding gifts],” he said, noting that Bry told him his dream watch wasn’t an option.

The couple got married this April in the same spot where they got engaged.

Bry said she wanted their wedding guests to feel like they were in a “luxurious dream.” They accomplished exactly that with a beach setting, white rose decor, a matching arch, a mirrored walkway, and more.

“We had this moment on the dance floor when we brought up both our families, which ended up exceeding the space, to take a picture,” Christopher said. “Our cultures came together in that one moment.”

The couple said their gifts to each other signify more than diamonds and luxury.

“Chris is always trying to give me the life that he thinks I deserve, and he treats me like a queen,” Bry said. “My ring is a reminder of that.”

Christopher added that his watch is more than a timepiece. It’s a symbol of their love, their future, and the life they aim to create together.

“Bry always finds a way to recognize the partnership we’ve built,” he said. “We have these personalized gifts, and they’re just so meaningful to me. It’s the effort to show up.”