Saturday, 15 December 2018

HUBLOT UNVEILS THE ICC CWC 2019 ENGLAND & WALES TROPHY TO THE CRICKET FANS IN KOLKATA



Hublot with its partner – Exclusive Lines, Kolkata unveiled the very special ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 England & Wales Trophy to select audiences. As a part of the ICC Cricket World Cup Trophy Tour - Hublotistas, select media and dignitories got a chance to be close to the conveted trophy and clicked pictures in front of it.

 
Hublot has once again proven itself to be always First, Unique, and Different, as the 1st luxury brand to be associated with this sport. This association of Hublot with International Cricket Council (ICC) started with World Cup 2015. The Swiss watch brand proudly represented this partnership as Official Timekeeper at the ICC World T-Twenty in 2016, ICC Champions Trophy and Womens’ World Cup in 2017. Two limited edition watches dedicated to the World Cup series have already been launched by the brand during the last three years to celebrate this partnership.

Now, as a part of this collaboration with ICC, that ensures Hublot’s association with all ICC organized Cricket events till 2020, including the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 England & Wales, Hublot is delighted to host cricket fans during the ICC Cricket World Cup Trophy Tour driven by Nissan in various cities of the cricket loving-nations.

Cricket, one of the largest sporting phenomena in the world, in terms of aficionados and audience, can be said to be the most popular game in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, West Indiesand the United Arab Emirates, and the second most popular after football and other sports in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and the United Kingdom. It is also enjoying increasing popularity in Canada, Africa and the Netherlands.

Ricardo Guadalupe, CEO of Hublot, commented " I am delighted with this great collaboration and am very proud that the ICC has chosen Hublot as its partner. This incredible sport will round off our worldwide marketing presence and help drive our development in countries with high commercial potential. "

Having Michael Clarke- the Australian cricketer already in the Hublot family, Rohit Sharma the explosive Indian Cricketer Batsman who opens the batting for India, became a Hublot Friend in April 2016, a brand with which he shares a sense of excellence, passion and generosity.

Hublot was the 1st luxury brand to enter football in 2006, which proved to be now an immense marketing and commercial success story. The same approach led Hublot into basketball, with the NBA in the USA, back in 2011. Nor should we forget the success of Hublot's worldwide collaboration with Ferrari that debuted in 2011. Cricket provides a perfect geographic complement to football.

Football's major events, including the FIFA World Cup™, and most prestigious clubs (Bayern Munich, Juventus Torino…) bear the colours of Hublot, not to mention the many players who sport Hublot watches. 

 About Hublot
"Hublot? A different way to progress" say those who know this unique Swiss luxury watch company, where each and every moment moves forward to create the future at breathtaking speed. A dream, initiated and developed by Hublot's Chairman Jean-Claude Biver with CEO, Ricardo Guadalupe, these two men are responsible for turning the Hublot brand into a genuine success story in which the Big Bang, King Power and Classic Fusion represent the symbols of a constantly evolving tradition. From watch complications and revolutionary materials to world class collaborations such as FIFA World Cup™ and Ferrari, Hublot characterizes itself through the "Art of Fusion" philosophy, bringing tradition into the future. On a commercial level, the network of approved retailers has grown rapidly and currently stands at 800 points of sale and more than 80 exclusive boutiques around the world (Geneva, Cannes, Saint-Tropez, Paris, London, Berlin, Moscow, New York, Miami, Beverly Hills, Las Vegas, Atlanta, Singapore, Shanghai, Beijing, Hong Kong, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Kuala Lumpur, Ginza...). For more information, visit www.hublot.com

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