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SCMP Reporter

Spfx Sports Watches has  unveiled its latest invention, which enables  football fans to view  fixtures and keep a record of the results of   three of their favourite  English Premiership Football League teams.

'At a business lunch with a friend three years ago, I said, 'Wouldn't be great if I could instantly know who my favourite football teams  were playing' and the idea of a watch having this capability was born,' says Robert Cave, who came up with the idea.   'It's the first watch to read and download information direct from the internet.'

Apart from the usual features, wearers can download fixtures from www.spfxsports.com onto the watch. It comes in  black, blue  or red, costs #99 (HK$1,400)  and  can be bought online at www.3lionssport.com, www.ihavetohave.it, www.edirectory.com and www.spfxsports.com.

In addition, buyers can either  enter a lucky draw to win  diamonds worth US$250,000  or   a rolling draw  to win a five-day trip to Britain and VIP treatment at a Premier League match.



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