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A legacy of precision and partnership

Bangkok Post

January 19, 2026

Since partnering The Championships, Wimbledon in 1978, Rolex has played an integral role in tennis's evolution at the highest level.

ROLEX TESTIMONEE ROD LAVER WINS HIS FIRST OF 11 GRAND SLAM® TITLES AT HIS HOME CHAMPIONSHIPS IN AUSTRALIA IN 1960.

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Today, the Swiss watchmaker serves as Official Timekeeper at all four Grand Slam tournaments, including the Australian Open since 2008, and supports a broad spectrum of the sport — from ATP and WTA events to prestigious year-end finals and international team competitions.

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