As the main sponsor and partner of the Film Center of the Lincoln Center, the well-known Swiss watchmaker Jaeger-LeCoultre is proud to support the most prestigious Chaplin Annual Awards Gala.

    On April 25, 2016, the 43rd Awards Gala will be held at the Lincoln Center, and Oscar winner Morgan Freeman will be awarded the Chaplin Award. Morgan Freeman is exceptionally talented and has appeared in many movies, portraying many impressive screen roles. Many well-known guests will attend the awards evening, and will also show movies and interview clips about Morgan Freeman.

  ‘I am very happy to award this year’s Chaplin Award to Morgan Freeman,’ said Ann Tenenbaum, president of the Lincoln Center Film Association. ‘He is one of the most talented actors of our time, and his work has changed the face of cinema. He is loved by fans around the world as an actor and a humanitarian, and we are pleased to add the Chaplin Award to his list of winners. ‘

   ‘Morgan Freeman is one of the most respected and loved actors of his generation, and we are pleased to honor all his achievements with the Chaplin Award,’ said Lesli Klainberg, executive director of the Lincoln Center Film Association. ‘Whether he plays a leading role or a supporting role, he has left a memorable and memorable performance in the film,’ Iron Fist Principal ‘,’ Driving for Miss Daisy ‘,’ Redemption of Shawshank ‘,’ The Seven Deadly Sins ‘,’ ‘Millions of Babies’ and ‘Achievements in People’ are stark examples. ‘

    The Lincoln Center Film Association’s annual awards party began in 1972. The first one was to reward Charlie Chaplin for returning to the United States. This award was later named the ‘Chaplin Award’ and was previously awarded this award. Outstanding filmmakers include Alfred Hitchcock, Billy Wilder, Lawrence Oliver, Federico Fellini, Elizabeth Taylor, Betty Davis, James Stewart, Robert Altman, Martin Scorsese, Diane Keaton, Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Sidney Portier, Barbara Streisand, etc. The winner is Robert Redford. ‘(Xu Chaoyang, the home of the picture / text watch)

Le Roque, March 13th-Marine watch maker Ulysse Nardin is proud to announce a partnership with free diver and photographer Fred Buyle. Over the past three decades, as an underwater explorer, Buyle has dived into the deep sea most of the time, using only cameras and visible light to capture the light and shadow of the ocean in one breath.

   Sun, water, air. Fred Buyle is using underwater photography to change the way we look at the ocean. Thanks to his adventurous spirit, we can admire the Antarctic iceberg from the perspective of a whale, swim with sharks, and look up at the dazzling sunlight through the sea from 60 meters underwater.

   Without damaging the fragile marine environment, Buyle used his artistic background to capture creatures rarely seen in the film for biologists to mark. He was able to take a camera, take a deep breath, and dive into the deep 60 meters, taking pictures with natural light and free diving techniques. Buyle, born in Belgium, is good at capturing images of sharks in their natural habitat, and dives freely with iconic species like hammerhead sharks, tiger sharks, and even great white sharks without any protective cover.

   In order to accompany Buyle to the depths of the ocean, the Athenian watch manufactures a durable and practical sports watch with a water resistance of up to 1,000 meters-the diving series deep diving watch. Patrick Pruniaux, chief executive of Athens Watch, said: ‘In an era of so much fluidity, it’s great to be able to carry an item that indicates your true identity.’ Equipped with all the functions required by experienced divers: helium exhaust valve, detachable titanium protection, extendable adjustable rubber strap, 12-tooth bezel that is easy to control (even wearing diving gloves). The dial is decorated with 15 sharks, and the back is decorated with 1 shark-a reminder that humans are just a visitor deep in the ocean; the ocean belongs to these marine animals first.

   Buyle said, ‘Three things fascinated me most when I was young: bicycles, sailboats, and mechanical watches. All three share common characteristics: advanced technology, natural energy, and a little magic.’

   The talented, bold and humble Fred Buyle never ceases to surprise us.