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Tissot is a popular watch brand that has been tied up with many sports events and because of this, they have created several timepieces such as the Tissot T-Race Thomas Luthi Limited Edition watch which is inspired of the MotoGP.Tissot has been the official timekeeper of the MotoGP for many years and in fact, they have already created numbers of timepieces that is inspired of this sports event. This year, they are presenting us with a new timepiece that is dedicated to a Swiss MotoGP rider known as Thomas Luthi. This new timepiece is also created by using a simple stainless steel material which composes its case and bezel. To match the sportiness of this timepiece, they have also paired this with a black rubber strap. Like their other sports watches, this timepiece also includes a carbon fiber dial that they accented with red highlights on the flange, and white and red on the chronographs. Aside from its time, this watch is also equipped with a 10 hour counter, 30 minute counter, and small seconds counter found on the sub dials at 2, 10, and 6 o'clock respectively.You can look for this new Tissot T-Race Thomas Luthi Limited Edition watch at your local Tissot outlet or other online stores. This will also be available in limited edition of 3,333 pieces.

An Apogee of European Watchmaking Exhibition: 25 June �C 7 September 2009Sully Wing salle de la ChapelleThrough this retrospective of the works of Abraham-Louis Breguet (1747-1823), visitors to the Louvre will discover the art of watchmaking at its apogee, evidenced by these unique precision timepieces, combining genius, virtuoso techniques and avant-garde aesthetics. Assembled in the exhibition are exceptional loans �C watches, clocks and measuring instruments �C alongside portraits, archival documents and patents that span the entire production of the House of Breguet.Opening times: daily except Tuesdays, 9am-6pm. Late-night opening until 10 pm on Wednesdays and Fridays. Admission: access to the exhibition is included in the admission to the permanent collections of the museum: �9; �6 after 6pm on Wednesdays and Fridays. Free admission for under-26s from the European Union, under-18s, the unemployed, card-holders (Louvre jeunes, Louvre professionnels, Louvre enseignants and Louvre ��tudiants partenaires) and Friends of the Louvre. Free admission for everybody on the first Sunday of the month. >> Discover the Exhibition Web site