Rolex very rightly claims to be the best in the watch business and demands the price range that it does because it has earned this status with years of committing to serving only perfection. Rolex knows that to always be in the heat of things it needs to generate a loyal customer base that will vouch for its excellence if ever asked. This opportunity seldom arises because with the benchmark that Rolex has set for itself it ensures that while delivering the best, it also raises the level of serving the best to a different high. What Rolex can and always does is highlight performance over looks and in the process ensure that like Clint Dempsey does with his moves, the Rolex watch does with its watch keeping feat; staying in the heat of things.
The Cellini collection was launched not because Rolex had made a strategy to create something new, that factor was always one of Rolex’s signature feats. With the Rolex Cellini collection Rolex was trying to create a range that was not only contemporary but also adhered strongly to the old classic times. The Cellini Prince is remarkably old in its look, taking the wearer back to those times when watches were worn to complement one’s wardrobe. Yet, the Prince also carries a charming modernity in its look. Young and old can sport the watch with equal élan and still call the Prince as a model of their generation.
The soccer player who plays for Fulham in the English Premier League also represents the United States through the national team. Scoring seven goals in his rookie season and after being named the MLS Rookie of the year in 2004 Dempsey moved on to score a crucial goal against Chicago Fire in the MLS Cup. He transferred to Fulham in 2006 for a contract worth $4 million. He also played a crucial role in the formation of the starting squad for Fulham in the Premier League Season and his dedicated involvement earned him an automatic partnership with the premier firm. His contract was renewed in August this year and Dempsey is slated to stay on board till 2013. Dempsey was also voted as the Man of the Match in a 3-1 win over Manchester City at Eastlands.
The Cellini Prince has an interesting history behind its inception and is said to have borrowed from a 1920’s model. The Prince features a rectangular case and also has a pair of decorated dials on its interface. One can also view the Prince’s time movement through a transparent case back that is unique to the watch and an innovative high for the Cellini collection. In terms of the suitability of the combinations on offer, one can choose between an 18ct yellow, white or Everose gold Cellini Prince. One thing that the Prince can undoubtedly promise is the fact that choosing between designs is a difficult thing to do.
This particular 18ct yellow gold model of the Cellini features a Clou De Paris that has both Roman and Arabic numerals on it. The brown leather strap of the watch has a golden folding clasp and a hand wound movement that ensures that the watch is set to time as and when you want to check for time. With the Cellini Prince always being in the heat of things like Clint Dempsey, only a very rare opportunity will arise where the Prince would have to request for attention.
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), so I doubt it's something most stores would carry. They all seem to have at least diamonds on the dial too (which I'm not fond of to be honest). But jut thought it was curious as I'd never noticed these 39mm DD's before.... 
