wolfgang g. g. ebel

If you want real diamonds then make sure you get the genuine ones. This is especially true when you're getting the Ebel Beluga Tonneau Stainless Steel Red Dial Diamond watch, which is a tad expensive at $7,150, but all worth it.The Ebel Beluga Tonneau Stainless Steel Red Dial Diamond watch is an attractive device from a company that has long been known as the architects of time. Ebel watches are a showcase of artistry and sophistication, and these are features you will actually see when you get this watch.The timepiece comes in a barrel tonneau-shaped polished stainless steel case with real diamonds on the bezel. But more than the stones, it is the red leather alligator strap of the watch which makes it a head-turner.The Ebel Beluga Tonneau Stainless Steel Red Dial Diamond comes with an equally attractive red metallic dial, with artistically-designed Arabic numbers that are large enough even for faint of sight, as well as silver tone hands. Nothing disturbs the shape of the watch as it comes with a recessed crown.The watch is powered by a precise Swiss Quartz movement and protected by a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal.

  Ebel is continuing and intensifying its commitment to the environment of football. Following in Arsenal?s footsteps, Bayern Munich is the latest band to have signed a strategic agreement with the Architects of Time. On 10 February, Thomas van der Kallen, the Chairman of Ebel, and Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, the Chairman of Bayern Munich, held a force down conference in the Bavarian important to announce the partnership amidst the check manufacturer based in La Chaux-de-Fonds and Germany?s most prestigious football club. In its capacity as Bayern?s official partner, Ebel will catch on responsibility over the next five years ? the agreement enters into impulse on 1st July ? for all aspects related to timekeeping during matches played close to the Munich team at its stadium, the Allianz-Arena. Expressing his delight at this original partnership, Thomas van der Kallen emphasised that following an initial alliance with the London club Arsenal last year, Bayern Munich marked an important step for Ebel in its approach to the world of football and that it now envisaged possible agreements with other leading European teams. To symbolise this association, Ebel has developed a watch dedicated specially to football. Far from restricting themselves the watch?s visual appearance, the firm?s watchmakers devoted many hours to developing an exclusive movement ideally suited to this sport, making it possible not only to measure precisely the duration of each period of play ? ergo its honour 245 (or 2×45 minutes) ? but in addition indicating the duration of time added on. The time elapsed is displayed very clearly (see photo) thanks to the extra large 45 minute counter. This new calibre comes as an addition to the 1911 line. Produced in limited editions with the badges of Arsenal and Bayern Munich, it will be available this autumn. Bayern Munich has won more trophies than any other club in the Bundesliga, with twenty Championship titles and thirteen German Cup victories to its name. It is also a two-times winner of the Intercontinental Cup, has been victorious in the Champions League four times and the UEFA Cup once, and has also won the European Cup Winner’s Cup. Its name is synonymous with success, excellence and world-class performance well beyond the borders of Germany and Europe. The Allianz Arena, designed by the renowned Basel architects Herzog & de Meuron and opened in April 2005, superbly embodies the new trend which sees contemporary football ? like Ebel moreover ? attaching great importance to architecture. This extremely innovative construction offers, in the words of its designers, "a futuristic interpretation of the basic concept of football". Its breathtaking exterior is illuminated on match days by a cascade of red light which ripples over the shell to give the stadium a quasi-magical aura. No other place could have been more appropriate therefore to announce the new alliance between the Bavarian club and the Architects of Time.