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6 August 2012, 06:55 AM | #1 |
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Yohan Blake Richard Mille...
Whilst watching the London 2012 olympics on TV, I spotted on Blake's wrist a very unusual Richard Mille wristwatch..
After doing a little research, turns out RM are due to reveil all after the closing cerimony of the London Olympics 2012!..
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6 August 2012, 07:08 AM | #2 |
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Cool......Just read he came in second with a time of 9.75 for the 100m
The winner was another Jamaican, Usain Bolt, with a OR time of 9.63!! Man that's fast..
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Matching color watch ... awseome RM
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6 August 2012, 04:43 PM | #6 |
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Yeah, that RM was unmissable & stood out like the proverbial...
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6 August 2012, 05:56 PM | #7 |
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Here is a close up...
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6 August 2012, 06:03 PM | #8 |
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wow...
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Saw that too, pretty easy to ID a RM case.
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Man that is a sick watch!!!
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That's got to be the only watch ever worn in a 100m final......
The power of advertising....... There's got to be some serious g-forces at work in the arm of an olympic 100 m finalist....... So great product and name placement for RM........ After Bubba Watson and Yohan Blake.... who's next...... But the rocket man (Mr Bolt) ........ just incredible...... once he turned on the after burners at 60m........ Wow........ Just as quite an eye opening aside on Jamaican athletes, I'm not sure if anyone saw a TV program by the 400 m guru Michael Johnson examining why so many of the world's fastest men come from Jamaica. The conclusion which, if you think about it is reasonably logical, was the inevitable natural selection caused by the horrendous slave trade. Apparently, less than half of those captured from their villages in Africa survived the tortuous march across deserts to the coast to be transported on ships to the West Indies. Less than 25% of those 50% survived the subsequent journey enduring the most unimaginably inhumane conditions ....so the people arriving to be sold as slaves were effectively 12.5% of all people captured.... so the fittest, the most determined to live, those with most muscle mass, those with the best bodies who were deemed to be the most valuable survived. Jamaica was a destination which, at the time, paid the highest price for slaves so the best and fittest of those 12.5% were sent to Jamaica............ There was subsequently generations of careful breeding programs initiated by slave owners pairing the fittest and strongest men with women........ So probably the only positive thing to come out of the slave trade is the fact we now get to see these absolutely magnificent human specimens in action on the track..... By comparison, in the UK, we have had over 35 years of a benefits system which has encouraged the exact opposite............ so interesting to see our society in a few hundred years time....... Sorry to take this thread off topic but just a really interesting program that i would encourahge everyone to watch....... |
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Very cool!
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blake probably would have come in first without that hunk of metal on his wrist
one of the women runners told the interviewers she removed her nail polish before a race because she didn't want to carry the unnecessary weight bolt is not human
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Very nice! I tried Bubba Watson's on with Michael, and I can't believe how light they are! You don't even feel like you have a watch on!
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are they composite?
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I've seen plenty of them, including Bolt, run with jewelry. Richards ran wearing gold chains, big Channel earrings, and her huge diamond ring. She did win the gold metal by the way.
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Beautiful piece of mechanical art.
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I saw that too! Very nice watch!
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I saw it too and told my wife he's wear a very expensive watch, most likely made out of an aluminum composite. My wife just looked at me like "who the **** cares!".
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that is so funny co'z i also told my wife about it last night while watching it, i even mention to her that it's the same watch as Nadal!! she also said " who the **** cares!"
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yeah true, my wife said the same thing after all.. LOL....
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That's an impressive watch...on a very impressive arm!
Thank you for sharing Dino!
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Coooool Interesting to know, thanks Steve!!!
Its cool Carl brother
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Great info
Thanks for sharing. I do not know what it is, luckily I have not been bitten by the RM bug. I just really do not understand what the fascination with them is. I know they are very limited but I just do not know why I would buy an RM over a Patek?
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That's awesome!
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Nice! I want one!
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I saw this at the medal ceremony and wondered what it was as i never got a proper squint, had i have say that closeup shot i would have known instantaneously what it was. No mistaking UB's Hublot though.
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being under investigation... lol
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