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First they bagged top honors as the Official Timekeeper of the Olympic Games. Now they convert it to a sales strategy. Omega is all set to celebrate its mega success by opening a Boutique showcasing its completely redesigned Constellation line as a first retail store of its kind at the Fairmont Hotel in Vancouver, Canada. Three other stores are located at Beverley Hills, Mexico City and New York City. Slated to be open throughout the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games, this Boutique will be occupying almost 50 square meters on the ground floor of the Fairmont and will have on display the Olympic Games-themed Timeless Collection and the Seamaster Diver 300M "Vancouver 2010" Limited Edition watch designed specially to mark the 24th time that Omega has been associated as Official Timekeeper for the Olympic Games.

The latest versions of the Movado 125 Collection bring the 125 theme right to the front of the watch. The collection, which celebrates Movado's 125 years of watches, has included other watches without numerals on the front but with the M125 info on the back. The new watches include a 40mm watch for men with a sapphire crystal and a Swiss quartz movement. and a 32mm women's version with a double-length leather strap each with the numbers 1, 2,5 on the front. I think I prefer the versions without numbers, they are more in line with the traditional Movado minimalism. The watches sell for $1,095 to $1,295 at Movado boutiques.