Diego Maradona with His Two Wrist Watches

July 15, 2010 - PRLog -- In the spotlight this month due to the 2010 FIFA World Cup is none other than Argentina’s Diego Maradona. Formal suits, necklace, two watches on each wrist, two big diamond earrings and the unique whiskers made the picture of Diego Maradona in the South Africa World Cup. His exaggerated roars and hand-waves left great impression on every audience’s mind.
Every time he upheld his arms in the air to make a “V” pose, the two Hublot watches (http://www.trustytime.net/) attracted most of the attention. Some of the audience took them as a unique way of Maradona’s dress up just like he had two earrings on one of his ear or some of them simply took it as a way to show off his wealth. Both of these opinions might be true, but we would never know since we are not Maradona. Anyway, who ever wore two expensive limited edition watches on such big occasions before?
And the most popular saying about the two watches was that he wants to have two different time zones, one for Argentina and the other for the country he is in. Yes, most of you will quickly point out that there are plenty of watches (http://www.trustytime.net/)  with two (even more) time zone indicators on the dial, so this is why the former two opinions have their standpoint.
Mentioned his two watches, we have to show the peculiarities of them. They are two limited edition black Hublot watches. The calibration of the watch was colored with blue and white which are the colors of Argentina national flag and the colors of Argentina football team clothes. And beside the sub dial plate indicate 45 minutes – the time for half of the tournament, Maradona’s signature his lucky number – 10 was imprinted on the dial plate. After all these special design, you will still find that on the back of the watch (http://www.trustytime.net/)  , the signature pose of Maradona standing with his two arms in the air was imprinted.