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Prominent personalities from the world of finance, TV and sport gathered to tackle the Ennetsee Club course. Amongst those present were Erich Scherrer (former Bobsleigh champion) and Mr Rainer-M. Salzgeber (famous Swiss sports news anchor man). Participants could enjoy the stunning views of Lake Zug from the green.Mr Bruno Iten, manager of the Iten Uhren & Schmuck retailers in Zug was delighted with the outcome of the event. He said, “Even though the weather conditions were quite unfriendly compared to last year’s sunshine, the tournament was a complete success! It was a pleasure to see that the atmosphere was totally relaxed and cheerful. In addition to OMEGA’s generosity at the event, which included the installation of a new clock on the Golf Club’s green a day before the tournament and numerous fantastic gifts for the participants, business has also been good”. It’s good to know that the Club members like watches as well as golf!The next fifth round of the 2004 OMEGA Swiss Double Eagle Golf Trophies will take place on 3 July at the Domat-Ems Golf Club near Chur in the beautiful Canton of Grison. Results:Winner of 0.0 -15.0 Hcp. / brutto / Strokeplay 1. Pascal Kiwic, Golf Club EnnetseeWinner of 0.0 -15.0 Hcp. / netto / Strokeplay 1. Benny Portmann, Golfpark HolzhäusernWinner of 15.1 – 30.0 Hcp. / netto / Stableford 1. Vera Hoerning, Golf Club EnnetseeWinner Juniors of 0.0 – 30.0 Hcp. / netto / Stableford 1. Flavio Mueller, Golf Club Ennetsee

  At the beginning of September the FH thematic exhibition made a stopover in Singapore, the epicentre of watchmaking culture in this part of the world. Mission report. guess Time - Think Swiss Excellence, the thematic exhibition of the Swiss confederacy of Watch Manufacturers? Associations (FH), took part from 5 to 9 September in the episode entitled Tempus - The Temple of Time. Organised in the Raffles Congress and Convention Centre complex in Singapore over The Hour Glass, the country?s most important retailer of Swiss made watches, the aim of the exhibition was to raise awareness among potential consumers by bringing timepieces to a wider audience and, why not, serving as an introduction for budding collectors. Through its succession of themes, Think Time - Think Swiss Excellence throws light on many aspects of Swiss watchmaking and its history, while emphasising how the business took advantage of bold technological discoveries and broke the psychological block of the cost of a Swiss made watch by providing expensive information on research and development, or for example by highlighting the indispensable qualifications required by the workforce to manufacture a mechanical timepiece. It accordingly fell totally into line with the expectations of the organisers who were looking to add a edifying and educational dimension to an ostensibly commercial event. During the five days of the exhibition, its eight panels were viewed by several thousands of visitors who were able to admire, in a relaxed atmosphere, more than 50 large collections of watches, which for once were presented outside the precincts of shop premises. Most of the 80 directors and employer watchmakers invited by the organisers attended the event, thereby constituting one of the largest gatherings of watchmaking experts outside Switzerland. Many seminars were held on subjects such as the value of brands, the merits of watchmaking and latest developments in the industry. Several master watchmakers also exhibited specialities on a collective stand, demonstrating that it is feasible to forge a ?new watchmaking language? by using ancestral tools of the artisan. After Tempus - The Temple of Time, which is set to become an annual exhibition (it was held for the first time in 2004), Think Time - Think Swiss Excellence will continue its tour of Asia by attending an event of the same type due to take place from 3 to 12 December at the Starhill Gallery Shopping Mall in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.