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Longines news about CHIO Rotterdam 2010

on Jun30 2010

June 16 – 20, 2010

The 2010 CHIO Rotterdam, where Longines was the official partner and timekeeper, again proved to be a thrilling show-jumping spectacular. Under a cloudy sky, the enthusiastic crowd was treated to many memorable performances and nail-biting competitions.

The prestigious Longines Grand Prix was won by the Swede Rolf-Göran Bengtsson (Casall La Silla), with the French Pénélope Leprevost (Mylord Carthago*HN) and Laura Kraut (Cedric) from the USA in second and third place respectively.

Points won during the CHIO Rotterdam count towards the total score for the 2010 Longines Press Award for Elegance. The winner is announced at the final international show-jumping competition of the season in Dublin on 8 August 2010. The top scorers at the CHIO Rotterdam were:

Women: Candice King (USA)
Men: Pius Schwizer (Switzerland)

After four events, the following riders lead the intermediate global ranking of the Longines Press Award for Elegance:

Women: Pénélope Leprevost (France)
Men: McLain Ward (USA)

Panerai watch

on Jun1 2010

It is possible to speak about watches for a long time, if it is Panerai. Panerai cannot brag about the wide model line as many other leading watch manufacturers. But, it is more than compensated by a popularity that is pursuing Panerai watches all over the world. Secret of this popularity of the Panerai’s watches lies in that it is a watch with its unique “man” character. And, this character attracts. Remember that in the “Daylight” film Sylvester Stallone was wearing the Panerai watch (Panerai Luminor Marina). Arnold Schwarzenegger was acting in the “Eraser” with the Panerai. And Panerai watch can be observed on the hand of Jason Stratham in the “Transporter” and “Italian Job” films. So, we see that Panerai indeed is a choice of strong men.

 By all its appearance, the watch itself says: “I am for serious adventures, where reliability is of importance, where convenience is of worth and where one can rely only upon itself..” Panerai Submersible is like that. This automatic watch in a firm, massive case is provided with round dial having three sub-dials and a date-window. In spite of the presence of three sub-dials, all figures are written at their places. This is because dial has such an area that could make it possible to locate here at least two more sub-dials if such a necessity would occur.

Special attention is attracted by a rubber band on some PANERAI models (Submersible), where cherished letters of large size – “P A N E R A I” – are embossed. Advantage of the rubber band (in comparison with many leather stripes) consists in its increased elasticity permitting to make the wearing of quite massive watch more comfortable and less sensible for a wrist.

Wheel is provided with unique “protector” invented by the PANERAI Company, which presses it, thus eliminating possibility of accidental rotations of a wheel. Skeleton back shows the interior of this “watch terminator” – automatic movement.

Thus, it can be said with a confidence about Panerai Submersible ( as well as about each model of Panerai) that it is real watch for a real man, for whom watch is not just a decoration, but character of a warrior and fighter.

 

 

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