Sarah Polley And Rolex Lady Datejust; The Weight Of Time

Time imposes its weight on those who have not acquired the talent to streamline it and suit their ways and more often than not the weight of time bears so heavily on some that they are bogged down by the demands it can make on their life. The Rolex house of watches stems from the belief that if they are in the business of manufacturing beholders of time their first priority is to understand that time is only conducive for those who have developed a skill to appreciate and respect it. Rolex lends this factor of integrity to the way it constructs its watches and the watches that turn out from the Rolex stable are exceptional because Rolex understands time like no other watch maker does.
Born in Ontario Sarah Polly started her acting career with the Disney produced Road to Avonlea and her character of Sarah Stanley was successful to the degree that it defined her for the length of time that she was on the show. She won the Gemini Award for her remarkable performance in Straight Up and this led to casting in The Law of Enclosures. She also received the Genie Award for an interesting act in My Life Without Me. She was also cast in the lead for The Secret Life of Words. The much coveted Academy Award nomination came with her stirring screenplay for Away From Her. She won the director’s award at the Genie Awards, the first time for a woman to do so. The actress cum director is also an advocate against the Free Trade Areas of the Americas proposal and has served as a member of David Miller’s transition advisory team.

The Rolex Datejust is a watch that is superlative in its performance because it incorporates the Oyster Perpetual characteristic in it. It was also the first watch in the history of wristwatches that features a date display and the watch borrows its name from the same mechanism. The other specialty of the watch is the fact that it has a Cyclops magnifying lens that allows the watch wearer to view the time with better precision. The date calendar of the Rolex Lady Datejust and the Cyclops Magnifier combine to form a pact that makes the watch unparalleled in the field of watches. The movement of the watch is self wound and lends a degree of individuality to the Rolex Lady Datejust. The Rolex Lady Datejust is 36mm sized and is constructed in a variety of combinations. The most popular of these is the steel and yellow gold pair because this combination is extremely classy in its appearance. The fluted bezel of the watch adds just the right degree of edge to the Rolex Lady Datejust and the white dial perfectly complements the set to take the look of the watch to a whole new level of performativity. The Rolex Lady Datejust has a sapphire crystal in its mechanism that calls for the uniqueness in the watch and combined with it being waterproof to 100 meters the watch spells invincibility. The bracelet of the Rolex Lady Datejust is an Oyster featuring an Oysterclasp and the Easylink is the other feature of the watch that augments the watch’s act. The Rolex Lady Datejust like Sarah Polly truly understands the weight of time and hence it fine tunes its performances and makes it fall in place with the constant changes of a second.
Posted by Vanessa Puzio on September 6th, 2009 and filed under Rolex Culture, Rolex Events, Rolex Marketing, Rolex Sports | No Comments »










The winner of the fourth season of the Canadian Idol sure has a lot going on for her at a very young age of 22. The gorgeous singer was the second female winner of the reality show and has quickly become an idol for young teenage girls all over Canada. Like the
Sony BMG signed on Eva and her first single Meant to Fly debuted at number one on the Canadian singles chart. The single received a double platinum certification. Avila’s debut album Somewhere Else released in 2006 and Eva was nominated for the 2007 Juno Award. Her next sophomore album released in October 2008 and the special feature of the album was the song Damned that debuted on the Hot 100 in January 2009. Eva was recently chosen to sing as a support act for the 2009 Beyonce Knowles’ I Am….Tour .

When the most exemplary players congregate to face off against each other it is bound to be a riveting match.
The 2009 edition of the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters Series saw some stunning display of talent and while the world watched in awe as the ball hurtled across the court, exceptionally skilled players focused on returning the ball back with an equally powerful smash. In the doubles match the Serbian-Canadian player from Toronto, the 36 year old Daniel Nestor teamed up with Nenad Zimonjic and in an astounding display of talent beat the top seeded Bob and Mike Bryan in just 48 minutes to claim their second ATP world tour title. Daniel Nestor has over 60 men’s doubles titles under his belt that includes a gold medal at the 2000 summer Olympics, four Grand Slam men’s doubles title and the Tennis Masters Cup. This remarkable tennis player attended the Earl Haig Secondary School as a part of the gifted athletes program and imbibed more than the training given their to symbolize the quintessence of a true sportsman.
Coming into limelight after beating Stefan Edberg in a riveting match Daniel Nestor has been a part of Canada’s Davis Cup squad from 1992. He won his first doubles title in 1994 in Bogotá, Colombia along with partner Knowles defeating Luke and Murphy Jensen, who were the French Open champions. Clinching the Wimbledon title for the first time in 2008 after beating Jonas Björkman and Kevin Ullyett, Daniel Nestor was finally able to complete his career Golden Slam.
To choose the right kind of watch for the most influential politician in Canada might seem like a superhuman task, but
Stephen Harper has been a member of the Canadian Parliament since 2002, after his victory from Calgary Southwest, Alberta. He was also one of the members who founded the Reform Party but later dropped out in favor of the head of the National Citizens Coalition. Just like Harper, the Rolex Datejust also signifies leadership as it has been said to be one of the premium watches fabricated by Rolex. Versatility is a common factor binding Harper and the Datejust because of Harper’s flexibility to slip into many roles and the watch’s ability to accommodate many designs and bracelets. Both Harper and Datejust are dynamic leaders in their own way, setting new trends in leadership.
Tennis world’s number 1 Rafael Nadal won the
Rafael Nadal is a celebrated Spanish tennis player who is currently ranked #1. He has won this tournament for the fifth consecutive year. His victory is just another addition to the long list of tournament victories that he has under his belt. A Six-time Grand Slam Champion, Nadal also won the Gold medal at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. Rolex has been the associate sponsor of many sporting events. Nadal became the second Spaniard to win Wimbledon and the first ever Spaniard to score a victory at the Australian Open. Rolex also holds the credit for being the first watch brand ever to introduce the day date concept which changed the way time was seen.
After becoming #1 in the Rolex World Rankings and triumphing in Beijing, Olympic show jumping gold medalist Eric Lamaze has been named Canada’s Male Athlete of the Year for 2008. Eric Lamaze received the award at the 36th Canadian Sport Awards (CSA), which celebrates excellence in sports and honors the athletes and leaders who compete and inspire hope throughout the calendar year. In 2008, Lamaze, riding Hickstead, had a remarkable year, which included individual gold and team silver medals at the 2008 Olympic Games. The pair also won the $100,000 CN World Cup Grand Prix at Toronto’s Royal Horse Show, €175,000 Rolex World Cup Grand Prix in Geneva, Switzerland, $200,000 Queen Elizabeth II Cup at the Spruce Meadows North American Tournament and $200,000 CN Reliability Grand Prix Spruce Meadows National Tournament. Based on these and many other outstanding results in 2008, Lamaze took over the number one spot on the Rolex World Rider Rankings released by the Federation Equestrian International (FEI).
Lamaze’s achievements were described in detail at the awards ceremony by Equine Canada CEO, Akaash Maharaj when he said: “As the Olympic jumping gold medalist, and as the top ranked jumper in the world today, Eric Lamaze’s sporting achievements are both historic and epic in proportions. Still, more importantly, his conduct on the field has exemplified good sportsmanship: humility in victory; grace in defeat; and generosity to teammates and opponents alike. We are enormously proud of Eric as an athlete and as a Canadian, and we are grateful to the True Sport Foundation for recognizing him as Canada’s Male Athlete of the Year.” Eric Lamaze attained the Rolex #1 ranking when he won The Grand Prix Rolex, the fifth leg of the Rolex FEI World Cup™ competition.
As the rider who wanted foremost to show that he is the best in the world, Eric Lamaze fought for his victory in a thrilling jump off against Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum. Olympic champion Eric Lamaze proved in 2008 in the huge Palexpo arena in Geneva that he and Hickstead could win a big indoor Grand Prix against the best of the world and deserved the Rolex #1 ranking. The Rolex World Cup Grand Prix in Geneva, Switzerland, on December 14 gave Lamaze the additional points required to take over the coveted number one spot. Lamaze currently has 3,550 points while Michaels-Beerbaum has 3,535.


