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Guys, if you haven't taken notice of the fantastic watches made by Swiss watchmaker Raymond Weil, you should.? These are well made, quality timepieces.? The men's collections are masculine and elegant, all rolled into one handsome package.? These watches are well appointed and come with loads of functionality.? The designs from Raymond Weil are as unique as the company is.? The presentation for today is the 4899-STC-00208 Tango men's.? This watch is the epitome of class.? It is crafted of solid, super polished steel.? The dial is in jet black and accented by Roman numeral hour markers.? The date window is displayed in the 12 o'clock setting, and all of these are in steel and very readable.? This is a Quartz chronograph by Raymond Weil and precision accurate.? The Tango men's timepiece makes a daring statement, with its graphic styling.? The strap is crafted in a black leather and finished with a traditional buckle.? The bezel is polished to a high shine and accented with steel studs, for interest.? This watch looks handsome and is priced right.? The Raymond Weil designers start with traditional styles and add touches of flare.? They go out of the boundaries of normal and lackluster, to produce unique and interesting timepieces. Raymond Weil, a name worth remembering.

Team-based elephant polo doesn't just sound like a weird sport, it is a real weird sport. First I heard about it was today when learning that luxury watch maker Audemars Piguet is one of the sponsors. Like the equestrian based polo we all know (and some love), elephant based polo utilizes the same concept - just longer mallets, more jockeys, and bigger animals. The specific event I am talking about is known as the 2009 King's Cup Elephant Polo game, held annually in the Golden Triangle region of Thailand at the Anantara Resort. We are talking about a lifestyle and world where the term "trumpet" is still used as a noun, and the sport, is still a local high-society favorite. Elephant polo is like a big pachyderm free for all - 12 teams compete for the coveted King's Cup (video after the jump). One of the 12 teams will of course be the Audemars Piguet team, complete with elephant and two riders. One for the controls (elephant) and one with the mallet (mostly bamboo). In addition to having a team, Audemars Piguet is a co-sponsor of the event. So, 'hear ye, hear ye, at the end of March, Audermars Piguet and Anantara Resorts trumpet the 2009 King's Cup Elephant Polo challenge in Thailand.Ariel Adams publishes the watch review site aBlogtoRead.com.