Andy Murray panics at end of US Open victory after misplacing his sponsor's watch before receiving his trophy Even with the backdrop of thousands of cheering fans television microphones captured the Scots less than edifying first words as a grand slam champion. "I don't have it, I don't have it," he said, pointing to his wrist and looking up to his girlfriend Kim Sears for help. Have you got my watch? I don't have my watch," he asked of her, before she helpfully pointed to one of his bags. It may seem strange that at such a time Murray's thoughts would turn to his personal timepiece. Less so when you consider he recently signed a sponsorship deal with watchmakers Rado and he was moments away from having his picture taken lifting his night's spoils with bare wrists. After digging in his bag Murray retrieved his £2,500 D-Star Automatic Chronograph in plenty of time to show it off to the world. A seven figure sponsorship deal, it seems, can concentrate the mind even at the moment of triumph.