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The fourth leg of the 2009/2010 Rolex FEI World Cup Jumping Series held at Verona, Italy made for a striking comeback by Michael Whitaker. After his suspension in June, it seemed like the British showjumper was on a mission. Even though the course created by Conrad Holmfeld and built by Frank Rothenberger proved to be extremely challenging with six retirements in the first round, it could not hold back Michael Whitaker. The 49 year old was the second in line at the five-horse jump-off and dominated the results with Insul Tech Amai. The runner-up position was slotted by Gilbert Bockmann from Germany while Kevin Staut from France finished third. Michael Whitaker cherished his win as it earned him his first-ever Rolex timepiece. He stated the course to be tricky and was all praise for his nine year old Belgian-bred Insul Tech Amai who has been with him for the past three years.Michael Whitaker successfully put all the controversies surrounding him behind and entered the Italian fixture in top form and was all set to prove a point to himself, his fans and the fans of jumping. On the 5th of November he came second with Portofino and on the 8th of November he decided to change the horse and compete with Insul Tech Amai as the latter horse had longer legs than Portofino. Competing in the Rolex FEI World Cup Jumping Series was an ideal opportunity for Michael Whitaker to jump back and rid himself of the controversy. Rolex supported sporting events have proved to be challenging grounds for all sportspersons. However, competing in these events is a matter of honour and prestige for sportspersons the world over. All Rolex supported competitions are egalitarian and provide a world-class platformfor all sportspersons. Rolex has pursued its aim of promoting human brilliance while sponsoring sports competitions and events. Its sole aim is to recognize and introduce the best sports talent to the world. Rolex also rewards its winners appropriately for their performance with Rolex timepieces that symbolize precision. Michael Whitaker stopped the clock at precisely 37.49 seconds. The precise timing can be relied upon as only a Rolex clock is used to time the events at the Rolex FEI World Cup Jumping Series. When only five riders were left to compete, Gilbert Bockmann and his stallion No Father's Girl were first up. They set a clear target of 38.14 seconds with a brilliant performance on the course. However, Michael Whitaker who has been performing fantastically since his return with a fourth-place finish at the World Cup in Syracuse stormed the track with Insul Tech Amai and took the lead. The Italian crowd eagerly awaited for the turn of their very own Natale Chiaudani. Natale Chiaudani is a European team silver medallist and his mare won the Grand Prix at Donaueschingen in September. However, the excited crowd soon gasped as the mare hit the vertical three from home and later both the elements of the penultimate double and collected 12 faults. Eric Van der Vleuten of Holland who is number two according to the overall standings, collected eight faults.

This is a wonderful addition to the Rolex Oyster Perpetuals which came out in the year of 2010. The Submariner Date watch, rendered in stainless steel, has a great successor – the Submariner Date watch, ref.116610. Compared to the previous model, this timepiece underwent a major innovation. While remaining true to its time-honored values, Rolex company created an ultra-modern interpretation of the world-renowned Submariner with luxury factor brought to the very forefront.This Submariner Date watch is equipped with an imposing 40 mm case. Yet, it outlines a squarer profile, called Supercase by lots of Rolex fans. This model also features thicker lugs representing an equivalent to those of the Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II model.The new Rolex watch is definitely eye-catching due to the considerable changes done to the acclaimed graduated unidirectional bezel of Submariner. Retaining the gleam of the knurled edge and serrated functionality, it has excluded the anodized black aluminum insert.This novel watch is framed by a glossy Cerachrom bezel, crafted from exclusive ceramic material. The bezel is impervious to UV damage and saltwater corrosion, as well as remarkably scratch-resistant.The dial is completed with enlarged hands and hour markers, designed in “Maxi” style. These components are treated with Chromalight luminous compound, rather than standard Superluminova coating. The Chromalight material stands itself out with a unique blue glow with much higher visibility under water. It assures the water-resistance down to 300 meters.Similar to the watch case, this Oyster bracelet is sculptured in 904L stainless steel. The brushed center links are quite solid. This construction does make the watch really comfortable to wear. The bracelet terminates in a folding clasp. Furthermore, it has a clever and rather accurate Glidelock extension device with a ratchet.Then the engine running the timepiece is the Rolex's proprietary self-winding Caliber 3135 movement. The mechanism incorporates a centrally mounted rotor and adjustable balance bridge. Although the movement is the same as that of the previous Submariner models, it has been improved technically. For the hairspring with the Breguet terminal curve, craftsmen used the exclusive shock and magnetism-resistant Parachrom material. The movement provides a power reserve of 50 hours.If you like it, but hesitating over the high price, there are better choices for you �C the top quality replica Rolex Submariner Date 116610 watches!