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In motorbike sport, it is often the Spanish anthem that is heard at the end. And with reason: in both Moto2 and MotoGP categories, the 2014 leaders and 2013 world champions are Spanish. It was also in Spain, in 2012, that TAG Heuer sponsored the Moto2 Pons Racing Team, whose lead rider, Pol Espargaro won the previous year. Beyond Iberian borders, little was heard about this partnership. The brand nevertheless produced a video to congratulate Pol Espargaro.  

A story of friendship

Meanwhile, Dani Pedrosa has been competing in MotoGP since 2006 and is currently third in the overall rankings. Also of Spanish origin, he has been a Cvstos ambassador since 2012 - an ambassador who regularly appears at private brand events during which he explains his contribution to the design of "his" watch, the Challenge Dani Pedrosa. 

Why should a Geneva watch brand be interested in a Spanish motorcycle rider? "We attend the same gym club and were introduced by a mutual friend. We quickly became friends. Dani complimented me on my watches several times and I thought it would be interesting to make him a custom-made version. He loved the idea," says Sassoun Sirmakes, CEO, Cvstos. 

Launched a year ago, the Dani Pedrosa collection comes in two limited-edition variations consisting of 26 pieces each, bly influenced by rider's No. 26 bike: the crown reminiscent of the handlebars; pushbuttons evoking the accelerator and the brake levers; a dial shaped like brake discs; and the number highlighted in red in the date window on the 26^th of the month!

 "We very quickly ran out of stock for the two limited editions," explains Sassoun Sirmakes, who has announced "a GT version in orange and titanium in 2014 as well as a jewellery version with more than 10 carats, set with 74 Madagascar orange sapphires and 15 black diamonds." 
 

Marquez & Co

Also in the world of motorbike sport, Graham sponsors the Tourist Trophy, to which it has dedicated its Chronofighter Oversize Superlight TT; while Tudor, which partners Ducati, offers a Fastrider Black Shield. Marc Marquez rides for Lotus watches - and the young Spaniard has been unbeaten since the beginning of the MotoGP season (for which Tissot is the official timekeeper). 

Harley Davidson fans

In collaboration with Shaw Harley-Davidson, Bruno Belamich, co-founder of Bell & Ross, produced the machine of his dreams : the B-Rocket. Although its 1584 cm³ Harley Davidson V Twin engine propels it to the fairly modest maximum speed of 200 km/h, its interest value lies in its look inspired by speed-bikes and experimental aviation in the 1960s, as is shown by its fuselage, nose cone, rear wing and side pods. 

Is the B-Rocket a genuine machine or just a marketing operation?
"Of course it works," says Carlo Rosillo, the other co-founder of Bell & Ross. "We are soon going to run it at Bonneville, with two riders, and a film will be shot on site". But he also admits that the marketing side is far from negligeable: "The B-Rocket is attracting all the Harley Davidson fans. This legendary brand has seven million followers on Facebook."

These fans will be able to purchase one of the two watches launched by Bell & Ross to accompany the B-Rocket. The BR 01 B-Rocket features three counters and a tachometer scale. A true rider's watch, it allows short elapsed times to be measured and performance to be judged. Smaller at 42mm, the BR 03-B-Rocket has a big date and a power reserve. The two models incorporate several graphic references to the bike with which they are paired, the most original being the quilted leather strap, which recalls the B-Rocket's saddle, and the red triangle at 12 o'clock, which is reminiscent of those on the bike's side pod and rev counter.

Each model is issued in a 500-piece limited edition. The motorbike on the other hand, is not for sale. But you can see it on its world tour, which will take it to Los Angeles, Asia, the Middle East and ultimately to Russia and Europe.

WORLDTEMPUS - 15 May 2010
Several brands introduced vintage-style pieces at Baselworld this year as part of a strategy to emphasize their heritage in an economic climate that has consumers reprioritizing reasons to buy luxury products. Models are culled from brand archives or introduced as new lines with a vintage look, which is not so much about the era as the styling: domed crystals and dials, gorgeously elongated lugs with rounded or beveled finishing, minimalist dials and, in some cases, distressed finishes on the case or strap. What is not necessarily vintage in style are the movements: these watches tick to the tune of modern, technologically advanced calibers.
Blancpain introduced two retro-styled models at Baselworld: a 1960s-style Fifty Fathoms, the brand's quintessential diver's watch, and a new platinum model in its classic Villeret collection housed in a trademark double-stepped case framing a dial with Roman numerals, an understated power reserve indicator, and a date window. Both are powered by Blancpain's modern in-house manually wound Caliber 13R0 with three spring barrels and a titanium free-sprung balance.

In the last century
Bell & Ross presented the BR01 Heritage, an homage to the brand's military-inspired roots. Concord added a vintage look to its recent line: the C1 Vintage boasts a trowalized or barrel finish, which simulates a worn look on the blue PVD case. Its leather strap has been deliberately worked to simulate a similar feel. Celebrating 150 years of the brand and 40 years of its most famous chronograph, TAG Heuer introduced a limited-edition Monaco, the watch made famous by Steve McQueen in the film Le Mans and noted as housing the first automatic chronograph movement with micro rotor. Tissot's Visodate 1957 marks the brand's grand introduction of that era: the integration of a date display into the automatic mechanism. Finally, Rolex sister brand Tudor presented the Heritage Chrono, inspired by the Tudor Oysterdate chronograph of the early 1970s.

Classic three-hand
The vintage trend was also manifested in a return to simple three-hand models with centered hours and minutes and small-seconds subdials. Revue Thommen introduced a model that pays tribute to its mythical Square watch, originally introduced in 1953. Chronoswiss launched the classic new Sirius line, whose three-handed model is powered by Caliber C.111—Chronoswiss's hand-wound manufacture movement based on the historical 1950s Enicar caliber now exclusive to the Munich-based brand. The retro-styled Atlantic Worldmaster 1888 pays tribute to the brand's founding date. And something for the ladies was also in evidence at Baselworld 2010: Frederique Constant presented pure style in the shape of the Maxime Manufacture Lady, an elegant interpretation of the classic three-hand powered by automatic Caliber FC-700.