OMEGA FAKE WATCHES advocates environmental conservation and co-produces Planet Ocean film with famous French environmental photographers

Fake watches: The Swiss watch brand OMEGA fake has established its leading position in the watch industry with its exquisite watchmaking technology. And OMEGA’s superb achievements in the official Olympic timekeeping.

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And space adventures also reaffirmed OMEGA’s persistence in perfect timepieces and its excellent brand value. Last year, Omega took the opportunity of Planet Ocean’s new listing and invited the famous French environmental photographer.

And filmmaker Yann Arthus-Bertrand to produce and direct a film about the beauty of the earth’s oceans. Support and spread the idea of marine conservation. After a full year of filming, Omega, co-produced with Yazue Beton and director Michael Piott. Released the film Ocean Planet at the premiere of Earth Summit 2012 in Rio de Janeiro in June 2012.

This 90-minute documentary brings together the support and participation of many world-renowned aerial and underwater photographers, oceanographers and biologists. It spans more than 20 countries and presents the Covered Earth to the audience from different perspectives such as aerial and underwater.

The beauty of the ocean on the surface, at the same time. Gives viewers an understanding of the challenges facing the marine ecosystem on which we depend.

The purpose is to hope that through this film, people will change the world’s concept of the ocean. And understand that everyone on the planet should share the responsibility of respecting nature and maintaining the ocean. fake watches uk

When talking about this cooperation plan with OMEGA, Yang Yazubetong said: “We worked closely together to complete a film that can simultaneously show the magnificent charm of the ocean.

And arouse people in the world to actively protect the source of life.” He also revealed , the film is freely available to any interested NGO so that a wider audience can enjoy the film.

The famous French environmentalist and photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand Yang Yazubaitong

Planet Ocean unravels many of the greatest natural mysteries on Earth for the audience. The explanations are simple and easy to understand.

At the end of the film, young people can understand that it is not impossible to achieve a world that can further develop sustainably.

The film combines Yang Yazubetong’s acclaimed and breathtaking aerial footage with underwater footage shot by an award-winning film crew.

When asked why OMEGA invited Yang Yazubetong to make the film. OMEGA President Stephen Urquhart responded:

“There is no one like him right now. Yang Yazubaitong does not But the environmentalist, and the world’s top aerial photography expert, has a unique way of expressing himself.

And he can bring the magnificent beauty of the ocean to the eyes of the audience with a special lens. Yann, Michael and their film crew really did it. extraordinary.”

In fact, Omega’s relationship with the ocean has always been closely linked. And the brand has always been concerned about the health of the marine environment and committed to protecting the ocean. As early as 1932, OMEGA launched the world’s first diving fake watches.

In 1936, one of the inventors of the spherical submarine Bathysphere, Dr. Charles William Beebe, an American naturalist .

And underwater explorer, praised his OMEGA Marine diving watch for its extraordinary timekeeping performance at 14 meters under the Pacific Ocean, even if it went deep into the water for a long time.

Also stable. Aqualung inventor Commander Yves Le Prieur is seen wearing an OMEGA Marine diving watch in his diving photos; famous diver Jacques-Yves Cousteau also wore an OMEGA Ploprof;

Man, the famous free diver Jacques Mayol wore the OMEGA Seamaster fake watches in many record-breaking diving activities.

The late Sir Peter Blake, a friend and celebrity ambassador of OMEGA, was one of the world’s leading sailing racers and devoted himself to protecting the oceans after his retirement. Sir Blick lived his life by the simple adage: “Without water, there is no life”.

He founded the non-profit organization Blaxpeditions with the support of the United Nations and OMEGA, and named his sailboat after the brand’s classic watch collection, Seamaster.

In 2001, he drove the ship to Antarctica, and set sail for the Amazon in December of the same year. Unfortunately, he encountered pirates in distress there and died.

Fortunately, the Seamaster, like the Tara, continues to ride the waves. Tara Expeditions, a foundation established about ten years ago, currently uses schooners for various educational and scientific missions. The Foundation’s scientific experts have acquired a wealth of knowledge and wisdom after many exploratory journeys to assist in the production of this film.

Etienne Bourgois, President of Tara Expeditions, said: “I regret not having the opportunity to meet Sir Peter Blick. But I am delighted that we can use the Seamaster series to continue his spirit and his beliefs.

David Hannan shoots the sea turtle

People built the ship from 1989 to 2012. Many exploratory missions related to oceanography have now become international icons.

Omega’s participation in the Planet Ocean film project stems from the brand’s support for Sir Brick and its decades of support for the protection and exploration of the ocean.

The theme of the 2012 Earth Summit is vision, cooperation and change. And OMEGA is also presenting the film Planet Ocean for the first time in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Furthermore, we expect it to be released in major cities around the world in 2013.

An international photographer dedicated to environmental protection – Yang Yazubetong
Renowned environmentalist and photographer Yang Yazubetong founded the GoodPlanet Foundation in 2005. The non-profit organization’s goal is to raise awareness of environmental issues.

And find the right way to live a sustainable lifestyle—being kinder to the planet and its creatures. And Arthus-Bertrand’s film “Lubesson’s Save the Earth (Home), a film that only uses aerial images, calls the world’s attention to environmental protection even more strongly.

The far-reaching impact of this film also attracted OMEGA, which also pays attention to environmental conservation. The two parties decided to cooperate in the production of the “Planet Ocean” documentary, focusing on the beauty and plight of the marine ecosystem.

At the same time, in conjunction with the 20th Rio Earth Summit, it premiered perfectly in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in June 2012.