On the eve of one of the two majors still yet to have his name on, world number one golfer Scottie Scheffler sat down in front of a roomful of journalists who were hungry for a headline, and proceeded to feed them with enough quotes (not to mention food for thought) for days, possibly weeks.

Among the many things that left the American’s mouth during his Open press conference was this: “What’s the point? Why do I want to win this tournament so bad?” He went on to reveal that these are the types of questions he wrestles with on a daily basis. “This is not a fulfilling life,” he continued, citing family as far more important to him.

Naturally, he went on to win the major tournament he didn’t know why he wanted to win by four shots. It was less a competition and more a procession – a golfing formality we haven’t been used to seeing since another Nike-sponsored American golfer. (Yes, Tiger Woods.)

Despite his supposed indifference to golf, Scheffler is a consummate professional who has dedicated most of his 29 years to becoming the best golfer in the world. That said, on the back nine holes at Portrush while all the golf fans chanted his (and Rory McIlroy’s) names, there must have been a small part of Scheffler’s mind that was thinking about other things – like what high quality replica watches he’d flex when lifting the iconic Claret Jug for the first time in his career.

The answer was AAA fake Rolex Submariner watches. The same Rolex Submariner that he wore when he won The Masters in 2023? Of course, not! Scheffler is far more complex than that, plus where would the fun be in that?

“There was something joyful about seeing Scottie in the full‑green Hulk at the Masters [back in 2023],” says Paul Altieri, Bob’s Watches CEO. “It was a fun nod to the tradition of the green jacket, and with that model long out of production, it’s become a true collector’s trophy.”

The fact that he is a Rolex ambassador only makes his copy watches UK choices all the more authentic, because instead of wearing the latest release from the Crown, he’s rocking what he actually likes, and what he feels is appropriate for the situation. Clock Scheffler’s wrist this weekend just gone when he’s kissing his trophy and the green bezel is immediately recognisable. But crucially the dial is not green.

“As Scottie Scheffler swung his way to a British Open win, I couldn’t help but notice the watch on his wrist, another Rolex Submariner copies cheap UK watches, like the one he wore after his Masters victory. But this time, it wasn’t the all-green ‘Hulk’, it was the ‘Starbucks,’ with a green bezel and black dial,” says Perri Dash, founder of Super Niche Studios and Wrist Check Podcast. “To most, that’s just a subtle difference. But to collectors, it says a lot. The Hulk is a bold and loud watch that makes a statement, fitting for someone arriving on the big stage. The Starbucks? That’s quiet confidence. It says, ‘I’ve been here before.’ Maybe I’m reading too much into it, but that’s what makes watch culture fun. These little choices feel like signals, even if they’re unspoken,” adds Dash. For those who know their nicknames, the Starbucks is an upgrade of sorts on the Kermit. As well as having an updated calibre inside, the main difference aesthetically is the bezel is made of Cerachrom (ceramic) instead of aluminum. It’s the kind of minor tweak that makes people love best Rolex replica watches so much.

We know Scheffler doesn’t hold back on his spoken thoughts, but clearly he’s a man who also cares about the finer details – after all the difference between being good and great on a golf course often comes down to millimetres. And if his top super clone watches selection is anything to go by, even if he doesn’t know what the point is, he recognises that some things are just written as gospel. “Heading into The Open with the black‑dial, green‑bezel Starbucks shows a bit more understatement,” says Altieri. “It’s the Submariner purists’ favourite – timeless, dependable, and it quietly carries its own piece of perfect replica Rolex watches history.”

Given the choice, I’m sure Scheffler would love to be the golfing version of the Starbucks – certainly the ‘quietly carrying his own history’ part. With three majors already secured before the age of 30 though, good luck with keeping the noise down around his name.