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Round four of the tournament was co-organised by prestigious watch manufacturer OMEGA and the newly opened Golfpark Moossee. An impressive turnout of 120 players took part in the match that was hosted by the Golfpark Moossee. Ideal weather conditions were made for a great day of golf. This annual OMEGA-sponsored event is always extremely popular with club members and is booked out early - in fact, this year, the first flight had to begin at 8:00 am. Afterwards, guests enjoyed a pleasant aperitif before attending the prize-giving ceremony in which the winners were presented their tickets to the Final in Otelfingen.Mr Leuenberger, manager of the Golfpark Moossee, was delighted with the proceedings. He said, “This was the second tournament that we had on our newly opened Golfpark – and the first time that we have organized this event with OMEGA. The co-operation and partnership has proved very advantageous for us. Our club members and guests enjoyed the tournament a lot and the atmosphere was just great and relaxed”.Round five of the 2004 OMEGA Double Eagle Swiss Golf Trophies will take place on 19 June in the glamorous Ennetsee Golf Club near Zug. Results:Winner of 0.0 -15.0 Hcp. / brutto / Strokeplay 1.Roland Meyer, Golf Club BernWinner of the 1 Category (0.0 -15.0 Hcp. / netto / Strokeplay) 1.Dave Dollé, Golf Club LaegernWinner of the 2 Category (15.1 – 30.0 Hcp. / netto / Stableford) 1. Sara Ruggli, Golf Club Bern

Chronoswiss Zeitzeichen (Signs of the Times) collection by Jochen BenzingerThe German watch maker Chronoswiss together with a renowned engine turning specialist Jochen Benzinger have recently presented their new joint product — the fabulous Chronoswiss Zeitzeichen series of skeletonized watches.The Chronoswiss Zeitzeichen (Signs of the Times) collection of watches was initially revealed last year with each watch being a skillful exercise in skeletonizing, engraving and guilloche.Now, the collection has been extended with three new models –namely, Zeitzeichen V (floral theme, fully skeletonized), Zeitzeichen VI (also floral, but showing a partially intact dial), and Zeitzeichen VII (also fully skeletonized and featuring an impressive dragon made of solid silver)–, each available at an extremely limited lot of only 33 pieces.The watches are powered by the Swiss-made ETA 6498-1 pocket watch caliber, also ticking inside less extravagant Doxa Chateau des Monts 120th Anniversary and the state of the art Gustafsson & Sjögren Ice GoS 007 Damascus steel watch. Of course, as you can see even on the front-shot photos, these particular movements have also undergone a process of skeletonizing, engine turning and this sort of things.Although among the infinitude of different Swiss and German and Italian fine watches I definitely prefer sporty chronographs combining precious metals with caoutchouc or Cermet, or even forged carbon fiber material, I am also a sucker for the classic watches with hand-driven decoration called engine turning. I can hardly imagine myself wearing one of these beauties, but I would definitely love to have one in my modest collection of wrist watches.