At this time in the overall game just the truly large names remain to compete for that 2015 U.S. Open title. Who larger than Rolex’s own Swiss phenomenon Roger Federer? For a long time Rolex watch has already established its submit the tennis realm, including to be the Official Timekeeper of both Australian Open and also the exclusive Wimbledon.
Individual excellence isn’t easy to find, and it is not necessarily consistent. However, finding a sports athlete that signifies exactly the same quality and precision that Rolex watch holds dear appears to become undeniably possible. Federer comes close. Very close. Together with his record breaking 300 days because the No. 1 ranking in men’s singles tennis he’s about as precise and consistent because it will get. He’s won 17 Grand Jams, one Davis Cup title along with a silver medal in the 2012 Olympics working in London.
Rolex watch has already established a love for creating sports-minded, rugged watches because the turn from the twentieth century and, through the early 1900’s had perfected water resistant watch and moved onto the shock resistant watch. Today, watches such as the Rolex watch Oyster Perpetual, using its waterproof Oyster situation, and self-winding Rolex watch Calibre 3132 movement, mix a strong look using the reliability one needs. Now we wait to find out if Federer has that very same reliability and gratification during these last days of America Open. After Federer’s win last evening against Richard Gasquet, his sights are actually focused on the semi-final against Stan “The Man” Wawrinka.
Obviously, Roger Federer isn’t Rolex’s only large title to turn up within the U.S. Open. Other notables are Ana Ivanovic, Milos Raonic, and quarter final knockout Jo-Wilfried Tsonga – all driven by a love for excellence.
