Playing in FIFA World Cup finals Twenty Ten, Mexico National Football Team is accompanied by the special edition of Hublot Watch in the hope that it will bring luck to them as it did for “Lu Furia Roja” Spain National Team in UEFA European Championship 2008. As the Swiss luxury watchmaker renewed its prosperous partnership with the Mexican Football Federation (Federación Mexicana de Fútbol Asociación or FMF). Jean Claude-Biver, CEO of Hublot, presented the very first new limited edition Big Bang to the head coach JAVIER AGUIRRE on the pitch at the Estadio Azteca. (Apparently, Diego Maradona is not the only national team’s trainer who wears Hublot during the FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa).
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On the launching ceremony, attended also by the famous Mexican actress and ambassador for the brand, JACKY BRACAMONTES, the micro blasted black ceramic watch – sizing 44.5 mm in diameter, was also presented to the President of FMF, Mr. Justino Compeán. The ceremony was hotly anticipated by the entire Mexican football community.
Hublot FMF Mexico Aero Bang Watch ws presented to Javier Aguirre and Jacky Bracamontes
Mexican actress Jacky Bracamontes wears Hublot FMF Mexico Timepiece
The NEW FMF AERO BANG 2010 WATCH features red and green details on its openworked skeleton dial and on its hands, reflecting the three colors of Mexico’s flag - of which the national team received the nickname “El Tri” (the three-colored). The dial is also decorated with black nickel appliqué indexes and green transfer.
New Hublot Mexico Football Federation Watch to support Mexican national team on FIFA World Cup 2010
Unlike the first edition which has more simple appearance, the new HUBLOT BIG BANG MEXICO limited edition features sophisticated dial of microblasted openworked skeleton with black nickel appliqué indexes and green transfer. The red and green details on the dial and alligator strap reflect the three colors of Mexican flag – of which its national team received the nickname “El Tri”. Another difference from the 2007 Big Bang Mexican is the location of FMF logo. It was at the front - on the dial; but now it is on the sapphire crystal openworked case-back.
Mexico Football Federation - FMF logo on the case back of Hublot Aero Bang Mexico Watch
As a comparison: Mexico FMF Bang 1st Edition features Mexico Football Federaion - FMF logo on the dial
The Official Mexico Football Team Wristwatch 2010, produced only 250 pieces, is animated by mechanical chronograph with automatic winding, Hublot Calibre HUB 4200 (no. of components: 252, jewels: 27). The timepiece has power reserve of 42 hours and water resistance of 100 m (10 ATM).
Hublot Mexico Watch 2010 revealed!
Claude Biver, Jabulani Ball and Hublot Aero Bang FMF Mexico Watch on FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa
Technical Details:
- Bezel: Lug Black composite resin
- Lateral: Inserts Black composite resin
- Crown: Black satin-finished PVD steel with black rubber inserts
- Push-pieces: Black satin-finished PVD steel, rectangular with black rubber inserts
- Screws: Titanium
- Hands: Polished, diamond faceted, black nickel, red SuperluminovaTM, chronograph hand with H
- counterweight in green, white and red
- Bridges: Microblasted, angled polished, microblasted green calendar plate
- Screws: Black PVD
- Oscillating Weight: Tungsten carbide with black PVD treated dimpled surface
- Main plate: Sandblasted & rhodium-plated
- Barrel: With reinforced spring
- Escapement: Glucydur hairspring
- Strap: Adjustable in green Gummy Alligator with red stitching
- Clasp: Microblasted black PVD steel
- Limited edition: individually numbered 01/250 to 250/250
Mexican National Footbal Team 2010 Watch by Hublot
Jean Claude-Biver and Jacky Bracamontes sport new edition of Hublot Mexican Watch
Hublot Maradona Bang Watch was also featured at the ceremony in Mexico
Currently ranked 17th in the FIFA World Rankings, Mexico National Football Team is one of the strongest teams in the Americas. Mexico has qualified for thirteen World Cups and has qualified consecutively since 1994. Mexico’s best progression was reaching the Quarterfinals in both the 1970 and 1986 FIFA World Cups, both of which were staged on Mexican soil. Mexico holds one FIFA Confederations Cup, five CONCACAF Gold Cups, three CONCACAF Championships, one North American Nations Cup and two NAFC Championships.
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