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Schedule for the 2010 Rolex Commodore’s Cup had been announced sometime back and one question that has come up since then has been as to who all are going to be a part of the crew which will represent USA. 2010 Rolex Commodore’s Cup is going to be the number one regatta of the next year and participation in that is nothing short of realization of long cherished dream for the best sailors. And to become a part of the team which has won the championship in past is an honor which every American sailor hopes for. As the time draws nearer for the Team USA to be constituted a lot of excitement has been building up. So far two well known sailors Bill Heston and Steve Travis have shown their inclination to become a part of the team which will be representing USA in the prestigious 2010 Rolex Commodore’s Cup.

USA in fact is a two time past champion of the Rolex Commodore’s Cup and would be trying to win it for the third time in August 2010. The first time USA won the Rolex Commodore’s Cup happened in the year 1992. That was a memorable win and the best thing was that when the championship returned after two years it was once again the team for USA that went on to win the trophy. But due to one reason or the other since then there have not been any more victories for USA. The hope of sailing enthusiasts including the crews and the fans have risen once again that a formidable team to represent UAS would be formed this time and next year the team would get a realistic shot at one of the most prestigious regattas, 2010 Rolex Commodore’s Cup.

The 2010 Rolex Commodore’s Cup would be held next year in the month of August from the 15^th to the 21^st, 2010. The world famous regatta is being organized by the Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) and is to be held in Cowes in the Isle of Wright. The almost a weeklong affair is surely going to attract the best sailors and would give a chance to the team from USA to perform and come out at top. What makes the 2010 Rolex Commodore’s Cup most awaited event for the sailors from all across the world includes different reasons and factors.

For the American sailors it is going to be a place to showcase their talent, experience and ability to win under difficult conditions and under varied formats. And the unique feature of the 2010 Rolex Commodore’s Cup is going to be the composition of the crews. The crews will consist of professional as well as amateur sailors. The percentage or number of professionals varies from class to class and is also an important factor in the inshore/offshore courses. Overall the format to be followed in the 2010 Rolex Commodore’s Cup regatta is going to be more or less similar to the year 2008 and it would be interesting to see how the team to represent USA shapes up and performs next year.

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Last year, Rolex introduced the 50th anniversary edition of the GMT Master II. The improvements over the older style GMT Master II (which I reviewed about a year ago) seemed substantial, but there was one major problem: it was only available in two-tone (18k gold and stainless steel). For two-tone lovers, it was a dream come true, but being a pure stainless steel man myself, I decided to hold off even writing about the update until there were other options.

At BaselWorld 2007, Rolex finally made the announcement I’ve been waiting for: an all stainless steel version of the new GMT Master II. I haven’t seen one in person yet, but judging from all the pictures I’ve seen, it’s one of the most beautiful Rolexes ever produced.

I have a particular affinity for the GMT Master II because I think it’s one of Rolexes most practical watches. For a detailed breakdown, read my review, but just to summarize, it basically does four things, and it does them perfectly:

1. Tells the time in your time zone.
2. Tells the date in your time zone.
3. Tells the time in a second time zone.
4. Allows you switch between time zones and move the date forward or backward extremely easily.

If you’re looking for an elegant but durable travel watch, you won’t do any better than the Rolex GMT Master II.

So how did Rolex manage to improve such a well designed watch? As I said, I haven’t been able to get my hands on one yet, but from what I can gather, these are the major changes:

• The movement. The movement has been updated to the new calibre 3186. The 3186 doesn’t have any new features, but apparently the movement of the hour hand is much smoother and more precise when setting the hour hand than it was with the 3185. Additionally, the main spring has been replaced with one which is more temperature resistant, which makes the watch more precise. (Read more about the new movement in this post by Henk Hoving.)
• New dial design. The new GMT Master II is outfitted with what has become known as the "maxi-dial" which means that the hour markers are larger, and both the the minute hand and the hour hands are slightly wider.
• The bezel. The bezel on the new GMT Master is ceramic rather than painted aluminum. This type of ceramic is extremely durable and resistant to abrasions and discoloration.
• Triplock crown. The new GMT Master IIs use the Triplock crown system of the Submariner, Sea-Dweller, and Yacht-Masters. The crown is larger, heavier, easier to grasp, and in theory should make the watch more water resistant, though I don’t believe Rolex has changed the depth rating.
• Green 24-hour hand. The 24-hour hand on the older GMT Master IIs is read. Rolex seems to have taken an interest in green lately as evidenced by the new green 24-hour hand, green bezel of the anniversary Submariner, and the green crystal of the new Milgauss (article coming soon).
• Inner bezel engraving. The inner bezel of the new GMT Master IIs are engraved with the word ROLEX all the way around.
• Polished inner-links. The links in the center of the Oyster bracelet are polished rather than brushed.
• Slightly taller case. The case on the new GMT Master II is slightly taller to accommodate the new movement.

Rumor has it that the new GMT Master IIs should reach authorized dealers sometime this summer, and will likely be priced just south of $6K, though we won’t know for sure until they have arrived.

By Christian Cantrell