Elegance And Performance Of Barbara Underhill And Rolex Perpetual Ladies Datejust

When Barbara Underhill, the World Figure Skating champion skated people would sit mesmerized and watch her graceful moves and flexible body unable to remove their eyes from her flawless performance. Figure skaters the world over swear by the technique and tenacity of this Canadian sports star and the beauty and elegance that she brought into the game of figure skating. Real talent begins to shine at a young age and even as a teenager Barbara was winning accolades and prizes beyond her age and competing with many seniors. Her story is a saga of courage; confidence and hard work coupled with grace and talent .Sportswomen of every age and every field get inspiration from Barbara Underhill.
After making her mark in the competitive figure skating circle, she turned to join the ranks of “Ice Canades” a professional Ice Skaters body and continued to exhibit her love and talent for figure skating. Canada owes a lot to Barbara Underhill for popularizing this sport in their country and in bringing glory to their nation.
This is just how a Rolex perpetual ladies Datejust watch stands out too in the world of stylish timepieces- elegant and sturdy. In fact a Rolex can be summed by beautifully by a single word: mesmerizing! No wonder it is the winning combination for most successful people of the world. The Rolex Perpetual Ladies Datejust is a perfect ladies watch- sturdy and sexy, just like Barbara Underhill; flexible, beautiful and classy. In the melee of ordinary watches it is a sure winner with amazing craftsmanship; cutting edge of technology and beauty like none other. The Rolex perpetual ladies Datejust has a 31mm dial that comes in a corrosion free ,high grade steel body that matches perfectly with the silver colored concentric dial and is water resistant up to 330 feet. The beauty of this magnificent piece is further accentuated by the date calendar with the Cyclops magnifier, giving it a character of its own. Both Barbara Underhill and the Rolex Perpetual Ladies Datejust are perfect performers- a treat to behold.

The Rolex Perpetual Ladies Datejust is a timepiece that makes one fall in love with its beauty and flawless grace, just as spectators cannot take their eyes off the graceful movements of a figure skater, so they cannot miss the beauty of the Rolex Perpetual Ladies Datejust. In the world of Figure skating Barbara Underhill has carved her name in the Hall of fame and this has led her to appear in the popular show “Battle of the Blades”. She and her partner Paul Martini were the couple that won every competition with the ease of a professional figure skater and in the Sarajevo Olympics and the Ottawa Olympics they were gold medalists. Retiring from active competition, Underhill is now a commentator and choreographer and a beautiful, inspiring sportsperson something akin to the Rolex perpetual ladies Datejust.
In the repertoire of Rolex’s world famous designs the Datejust wins hands down. Although initially this design was made for the masculine watches, later on it was adapted wonderfully for the women’s range as well. Every now and then the Rolex creative team adds some extra touch for bringing in an element of newness to this classic beauty. The leather strap with steel or gold clamps or the flexible gold and steel bracelet; whatever one chooses the finesse of this watch is beyond compare.
Posted by Vanessa Puzio on October 18th, 2009 and filed under Rolex Culture, Rolex Events | 9 Comments »











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