Doha, Qatar, November 17, 2015 – For a third year in a row, Ulysse Nardin along with its retail partner in Qatar, Ali Bin Ali watches and jewelry, has lent its support to the Middle East’s premium luxury yachting event, Qatar International Boat Show 2015 (QIBS). Held in the region’s flagship yachting destination, Mourjan Marinas in Lusail City, the QIBS once again had Ulysse Nardin take on the role of official timekeeper of the event.  

Strengthening its nautical heritage even further by participating in one of the most opulent and prominent yachting show in the region, Ulysse Nardin also presented a revamped, new booth that had pioneering novelties from the brand on display. 

Commenting on Ulysse Nardin’s continued involvement in the event, Christophe Chorao, Managing Director of Ulysse Nardin Middle East said, “Ulysse Nardin’s history is deep-rooted in the nautical world and thus it was but natural for us to support the prestigious Qatar International Boat show yet again. We are also extremely proud to be participating in the event with our valued partners, Ali Bin Ali Watches & Jewelry and we look forward to continue doing so.”

Mr. Awn Zureikat, COO of Ali Bin Ali Luxury further added, “It is a proud moment for us to be associated with the esteemed Qatar International Boat show with our long-standing partners Ulysse Nardin. Each year, the caliber of this event impresses to no end and it serves as the perfect platform for yacht and watch enthusiasts to enjoy the finer things in life.”

On a global and regional level, Ulysse Nardin is also the official timekeeper for Monaco Yacht show, Beirut Boat show and Kuwait Yacht show. With a dedication to the realm of the sea that has spanned eras, Ulysse Nardin is undoubtedly a natural partner to the Qatar International Boat Show, with almost 170 years of safeguarding and spreading the culture of yachting. With something unique on offer in every edition, the Qatar International Boat Show is the ultimate meeting point for international companies and diverse, high-end visitors from the world over.