Hublot has released a smartwatch dedicated to the World Cup
The watch brand Hublot has released a series of watches for the World Cup. The bezel and straps depict the symbols of the countries participating in the championship.
Visually, the novelty is a smart watch, made in restrained black. The dial is covered with sapphire crystal, and the straps are made of rubber with a titanium buckle.
The smartwatch runs on WearOS and will help track the results of the teams' games through a special application. Also, the owners of the watch will be able to learn about the composition of the teams, the position of the players on the field, substitutions, penalties and goals.
Optionally, you can download a watch face with a picture of the participating country. You just need to use the application or go to the website of the watch manufacturer.
Also, the manufacturer presented a limited version of the collection, which allows you to control the timing of individual halves and the entire match. This also includes the extra time allocated by the judges. The video surveillance system and connection to the goal line technology track the hit of the ball into the net.
The number of smart watches released for the World Cup is limited to 1000 pieces. As for the limited version, there are even fewer of them. They will be used by the judges at the game.
As part of the collaboration, Hublot has contributed to a series of podcasts in which French journalist Anne-Laure Bonnet will interview famous footballers. The topics of conversation will be devoted to the main components of victory. The podcasts are slated to launch in the middle of this month.
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Visually, the novelty is a smart watch, made in restrained black. The dial is covered with sapphire crystal, and the straps are made of rubber with a titanium buckle.
The smartwatch runs on WearOS and will help track the results of the teams' games through a special application. Also, the owners of the watch will be able to learn about the composition of the teams, the position of the players on the field, substitutions, penalties and goals.
Optionally, you can download a watch face with a picture of the participating country. You just need to use the application or go to the website of the watch manufacturer.
Also, the manufacturer presented a limited version of the collection, which allows you to control the timing of individual halves and the entire match. This also includes the extra time allocated by the judges. The video surveillance system and connection to the goal line technology track the hit of the ball into the net.
The number of smart watches released for the World Cup is limited to 1000 pieces. As for the limited version, there are even fewer of them. They will be used by the judges at the game.
As part of the collaboration, Hublot has contributed to a series of podcasts in which French journalist Anne-Laure Bonnet will interview famous footballers. The topics of conversation will be devoted to the main components of victory. The podcasts are slated to launch in the middle of this month.
Read also: Pot as biofuel: scientists have developed a new source of energy for gadgets
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