The World Cup came to a dramatic but what some would say unfulfilling end yesterday when Spain defeated the Netherlands 1-0 in overtime. Sure,replica rolex daytona, the Octopus called it, but so did we. While both the Spanish and the Dutch played up to caliber for a finals game, one person who failed to live up to billing was the referee. For more on that, take a look at what Dirk Kuyt had to say. So what does this have to do with watches? Well, the Netherlands lost to Spain yesterday in the WC finals, and in 1974, the Netherlands also lost in the WC finals,fake rolex watches, but this time to Germany. Back then,rolex fake, the winners of the World Cup would receive a watch, and that watch was an Omega Speedmaster Professional engraved with their initials, the year, and the FIFA logo. This is exactly the watch we've found for you, only this watch never belonged to a German player, but rather to an Uruguayan linesmen who officiated the game named Ramon Barreto Ruiz. The watch is engraved on the caseback just as it should (see pics below) and is in original condition. This watch was purchased directly from Ruiz, who also happens to be the only referee to ever judge TWO World Cup finals matches. Not bad,panerai fake, not bad at all. If you're a Germany fan, or just a soccer fan in general, this is a pretty excellent find, especially because it's not only a great piece of personal memorabilia, but it also happens to be an excellent timepiece. This 1974 Omega Speedmaster Professional issued only to the 1974 German,panerai replika, World Cup winning soccer team, and three referees, is available on eBay right here for not very much money at all (at least as of Monday morning). (Thanks to BZ for the tip!)
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