Hublot Celebrates FIFA World Cup Partnership with Exclusive Final Live Screening at Cipriani Wall Street’s Ballroom
Hublot is proud to be the first luxury watch brand ever to become the official timekeeper of the FIFA World Cup 2010. This summer, in order to celebrate this partnership, the Swiss watch brand will be hosting an exclusive live screening for the final game on Sunday, July 11th at Cipriani Wall Street’s Ballroom in New York City.
The event will feature a Hublot Café and Bar where guests will be able to immerse themselves in this exciting game at the private ballroom while enjoying Hublotista themed drinks and brunch.
“We are happy to offer this experience to Hublot and World Cup fans alike”, says Hublot’s CEO Jean-Claude Biver. “The Cup is such a wonderful fusion of humanity and passions with thousands of different expressions and colors. It reminds me of a saying I heard a few days ago from a big soccer fan: 'The Earth is round because God loves soccer’”.
“I arrived in New York just in time for the World Cup final”, says Cipriani owner Giuseppe Cipriani. “Wall Street will burn with World Cup fever and our ballroom will be the closest thing to the South African stadium”.
A private viewing of some of the hottest Hublot summer and sports timepieces, including the limited edition watch of the FIFA World Cup, Maradona limited edition and the Manchester United will also be available. To encourage the fan’s fervor, Hublot has also created a “Hublot world” experience to provide additional entertainment. Guests will enjoy special music, a Wii station to take on the roles of their favorite soccer players, and much more.
About Hublot
In just five years, Hublot has become one of the most sought-out high-end watch brands with some of its timepieces making watch history, such as the One Million Dollar Big Bang, All Black Big Bang and Mag Bang watches. In 2008 Hublot was bought by the LVMH group with Jean-Claude Biver undoubtedly enjoying his constant challenge as CEO of the brand and leading the company's guiding principle of "Fusion," which combines unusual materials such as gold with ceramic, tantalum, magnesium and titanium with a modern version of Hublot’s rubber strap.