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Julian Finney/Getty ImagesPro tennis player, Rafael Nadal, just won his fifth French Open in six years, and he did so in dominant fashion. The 24-year old has also regained the world No.1 ranking, supplanting Roger Federer. This win, is also a win for watchmaker Richard Mille. As you can see from the photo, Nadal is wearing a black wristwatch. He actually wears this timepiece during his matches. It is unobtrusive and does not interfere replica A Lange & Sohne 215.026 Men's watch with his game, clearly, as he has just won his first major since he signed on as a Richard Mille ambassador. The watch he wears during all of his tournaments is not your average sports watch either, it costs over half of a million dollars. And was custom built with input from Nadal.It is extremely light, and has shock absorbers, which prevent damage to the delicate tourbillon movement. Read the NYTimes article about Rafael Nadal's win.

Richard Mille just signed a partnership agreement with professional tennis player Rafael Nadal. To commemorate their relationship, Rafal Nadal worked closely with Richard Mille to develop a tourbillon watch that would be light enough for him to wear while playing tennis. The result is a new 50 piece limited edition RM027 watch, which replica A Lange & Sohne 308.027 Men's watch weighs less 19 grams, including the strap. The most interesting part of this partnership, aside from its lightness, is that Rafael Nadal will wear his $525,000 Richard Mille tourbillon during his matches.Technical Specifications PDFRetail $525,000Source: Richard Mille

Swiss watch brand Jaermann & Stübi, specializes in watches for golfers. There unique timepieces all feature a special shock guard, allowing the timepiece to be worn during a round of golf. Plus, many of the timepieces feature unique stroke counters, built around a special complication, much like a chronograph. The co-founder replica A Lange & Sohne 307.033 Men's watch Urs Jaermann is not an expert golfer, but that is what led him to develop of golf specific sports watch. As an average player, counting strokes tends to interfere with concentration on the game.This inspired an innovation. With Urs' dislike of keeping score, combined with his love for watches, the idea of Jaermann & Stübi was born.And ten years later it became a reality.