Rolex Testimonee since 2016
Jon Rahm
For the true globetrotter
Whether a golfer, sailor or equestrian rider, criss-crossing the globe, they must always be ready, whatever the destination or distance travelled. All have adopted the Sky-Dweller. Elegant, technically advanced and multi-faceted, it accompanies them all around the world and stands the test of time as a front-row spectator to their exciting lives and achievements.
A dazzling career
The legendary Green Jacket he donned in 2023 after his victory at the Masters Tournament in Augusta confirmed golfer Jon Rahm’s standing as a great champion. Regularly featuring at the top of the world rankings, Rahm is the first Spaniard to win the U.S. Open in 2021. He is also the first player to win five Rolex Series events. From Dubai to Madrid, through Arizona where he studied, Rahm is a tireless traveller. He has chosen the Sky-Dweller in a white Rolesor version with a bright blue dial.
Rolex Testimonee since 2014
Kent Farrington
Overcoming obstacles
For Kent Farrington, show jumping is a passion dating back to his childhood. After a brilliant amateur career, he turned professional at the age of 18 and in 2015 became the first rider from the United States to win the Rolex IJRC Top 10 Final. Two years later, he won the Rolex Grand Prix at the CHI Geneva and became the World No. 1. Then, in 2019, he was once again victorious in the Top 10 Final and won the Rolex Grand Prix at the World Equestrian Festival, CHIO Aachen. This world traveller is particularly fond of his Sky-Dweller in 18 ct white gold with a bright black dial.
Rolex Testimonee since 2009
Robert Scheidt
The sailor of the seven seas
Five medals from seven consecutive Olympic Games appearances between 1996 and 2020 have established Robert Scheidt as an exceptional sailor. With 12 titles, three silver medals and a bronze from competing in 16 world championships on five continents, the Brazilian skipper has one of the most impressive track records in the sport. The Sky-Dweller in a white Rolesor version with a bright blue dial accompanies the 2001 and 2004 Rolex World Sailor of the Year.