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Manchester United Have an Official Watch Now, Features Links to Club's Past

Mark Patterson
Sep 2, 2015

Manchester United's range of commercial tie-ins continues to grow with the launch of an official watch with multiple links to the club's past.

Bulova, the team's official timekeeping partner, has produced the watch, which features a red seven in honour of the iconic shirt number, with nods to George Best, Denis Law and Bobby Charlton at the seventh, ninth and 10th-minute markers, and a host of other little nods to the team besides.

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#MUFC have an official ยฃ350 watch now, iconic No. 7 is lit up red http://t.co/kDcZFKc4pj pic.twitter.com/HZycLaLxMZ

โ€” Bleacher Report UK (@br_uk) September 2, 2015"

Whether it's something United fans will drop ยฃ350 on to own is another question, but one thing's for sureโ€”it's a shame Sir Alex Ferguson isn't striding around on the touchline these days as he'd be the perfect man to promote the watch deep in injury time.ย