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Roger Federer Endorses Rolex for $15 Million

Roger Federer Endorses Rolex for $15 Million

Seth Semilof
By Seth Semilof July 17, 2012

Roger Federer and Rolex have just inked a deal to continue playing doubles together, this time to the tune of $15 million for Federer.

Federer has been photographed wearing the Rolex Datejust and Sky-Dweller, and less than a minute and a half after winning Wimbledon he was sporting the rose gold Rolex President. The image was quickly captured by photographers as Federer held his new trophy aloft for the cheering crowd at the All-England Club in Wimbledon.

The President boasts Rolex’s famous fluted bezel design along with the new Parachrom hairspring, five years in the making. The Parachrom is an improvement over ferrous hairsprings thanks to its composition of magnetic alloys, which serve to improve accuracy by repelling the various magnetic fields emitted by high-tech devices.

In the last year Federer has earned a reported $47 million in endorsement deals from companies such as Nike, Gillette, Wilson, Credit Suisse and Lindt. He is four years into a record-breaking deal with Nike for $100 million over the course of 10 years.

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