subject: Omega SpeedMaster OM-77 [print this page] Watch symbolize its owners taste and status, so people with important social status or high popularity often pay much attention to their Omega watches. We will share some interesting stories about the famous person and their Omega watches.
Actually, if a famous person is just a watch lover, the relationship between him and his watch will be much closer. For example, Arnold Schwarzenegger, as we know, he is a famous movie star who is fond of Piguet watch. In fact, he is a loyal follower for Piguet. He not only wears Piguet watch in the movies, but also collects twenty-four valuable Piguet Omega watches, and each one is custom-made for him only. TheOmega replica watches appear in the movies helps to build the image of the handsome men of Hollywood.
Besides the super stars, some political elites are also fond of Omega watches, especially the heads of states. Silvio Berlusconi, the prime minister of Italy, he owns a Vacheron Constantin watch which values 0.58 million dollars. This is an expensive watch among all theOmega SpeedMaster OM-77 watches of the heads of states. Putin, the president of the Russian Federation owns a Philippe watch which value 60 thousand dollars. Bush, the president of the United States, to our surprise, he has a watch which costs only 50 dollars.
Gorbachev, the leader of former Soviet once owned an OMEGA Constellation watch. While Zhirinovsky, the leader of Liberal Democratic Party of Russia owned a gold Slava watch which made in Russia.A millionaire Replica Watches Salewho owns Chelsea football club had eyes only for Omega watches. He collected many priceless Omega watches.
The Omega watches which valued by these famous persons have some feathers in common: they have high quality. Watch is the only adornment for lots of men, then, to some degree, the quality and stylish of watch stand for the style of men.The author is a keen fan ofReplica Tag Heuer watches. View the amazing collection of replica Omega Omega watches at www.replica4watch.com .
