With the retirement of Swiss legend Roger Federer, it was looking like perfect Rolex replica watches might spend some time searching for another Grand Slam title-winning brand ambassador.
More frustrating still, Novak Djokovic, at the age of 36, still looks capable of dominating the tennis circuit for years to come.
And, every time he lifts a trophy, it is luxury UK Hublot fake watches that gets world-wide attention, as was the case on Sunday when he was handed silverware by the Princess of Wales after the Men’s Singles Final at Wimbledon wearing high quality replica Hublot Big Bang Integrated watches in green ceramic.
But, for once, it was not the winner’s trophy he received, but the runner’s-up salver, because a new star — yet another Rolex Testimonee — who raised the famous Wimbledon trophy: Spain’s 20-year-old Carlos Alcarez deposed the Serbian in an epic five-setter that may signal a changing of the guard at the top of men’s tennis for the coming decade.
It was not a complete surprise.
Alcarez entered the tournament as the world number one, and had already won his first Grand Slam title with Swiss movements copy watches at the US Open last year.
He joins an exclusive group of Rolex Testimonees to have lifted the trophy with AAA super clone watches including Rod Laver, Björn Borg, Stefan Edberg and Roger Federer.
As he presented the cup to tennis fans around Centre Court and to television viewers around the world, Mr Alcarez wore Rolex Cosmograph Daytona Ref. 116519 LN fake watches for sale, which has an 18-karat yellow-gold case, a black Cerachrom bezel, and a dial made from a sliver of a meteorite.