Australia Open 2017
Federer may be a hero himself, but for the Australia Open in 2017 he called upon the Batman. Well, sort of. The 1:1 fake Rolex GMT-Master II got itself that moniker thanks to its black and navy colour palette. The unique thing about this watch is that it has the capacity to tell dual time – handy for someone like Federer who travels a fair bit. The watch that Clint Eastwood wore, Swiss made super clone Rolex took Chanel’s idea of working with ceramic for timepieces and made it its own with the aaa quality fake Rolex GMT-Master II. We’re pairing ours, like the Batman, with a black form-fitting suit – just ours is from Paul Smith.
Wimbledon 2017
For his record-breaking eighth Wimbledon win, Federer wore a rather appropriate watch that has been a champion among others since it was first released in 1946. The cheap fake Rolex Datejust 41mm has stood the test of time, winning popularity with those who favour a classic timepiece. Featuring Rolex’s in-house automatic 3235 movement, which gives the Swiss movement replica Rolex a 70-hour power reserve, the Federer-favoured watch is crafted in steel and yellow gold. A watch for winners, wear this to schmooze your in-laws.
Australian Open 2018
Federer’s last Grand Slam win – at the time a record 20th – was in Melbourne in 2018, when he defeated Marin Cilic in a five-set thriller. He was able to hold back the tears right up until the presentation of the trophy, where he duly blubbed his eyes out. Whether or not he had the foresight to know this would be his last ever Grand Slam, only he’ll know, but as always his wristwear was right on point. An update from the year before’s high quality super clone Rolex Sky-Dweller, this stainless steel Sky-Dweller with a blue dial annual calendar GMT watch, which at the time had only just been unveiled, so naturally Federer was one of the first people to parade it around.
Wimbledon 2022
With eight Wimbledon titles to his name, no men’s tennis player has ever won as many – or maybe will ever – on the grass of SW18. It’s now very possible that the last time we see Federer step out on to Centre Court will be the summer of 2022, when he made a dapper appearance to honour Sue Barker’s retirement from presenting the BBC’s tennis coverage. Given the occasion, it was perhaps fitting that he was wearing one of his most impressive best replica Rolexes UK – a perfect super clone Rolex Cosmograph Daytona bedazzled with orange sapphires no less.
