"I am thrilled to join the Rado team, a brand known for elegance and cutting-edge performance. Timing, precision and accuracy are of vital importance to me, whether I am training, measuring my performance or hitting a tennis ball". The British champion, who made his tennis debut when he was only three years old and was a finalist at Wimbledon this year, has amassed 22 ATP (Association of Tennis Professionals) titles during his career, becoming, in 2011, the seventh player since 1968 to qualify for the semi-finals of all four Grand Slam tournaments in the same year. Accompanying him on his next sporting adventures will be the Rado D-Star 200 Automatic, a high-tech steel and ceramic chronograph with a self-winding mechanical movement.
