The world looks up to celebrities and tries to follow their path of success because that inspires them to reach greater heights of excellence and excel in their fields, just like Rolex’s perfection gives other watches an impetus to try and match up to it. In the watch industry, most people know that matching up to a Rolex in its workings and features is a tall order to accomplish, almost bordering on the impossible. Amongst these stellar watches of the world, the Rolex Day Date II Platinum is a star performer that signifies the ultimate in luxury and precision which has taken master Swiss watch makers a century to establish and perfect. No one would know this better than Bill Keller the charismatic executive editor of the ‘The New York Times’, who has been stated to be one of the most influential world citizens of 2008 in the Forbes list.

Bill Keller was born on January 18, 1949 to the former chairman and chief executive of the Chevron Corporation, George M. Keller. But apart from his privileged lineage, Bill Keller had no other special privilege and has worked his way up the corporate ladder through sheer dint of hard work and talent coupled with a passion for journalism. Bill Keller won the much respected Pulitzer Prize in Journalism for the year 1989 on his report of the breakup of the former Soviet Union. He has to his credit many breaking stories and his op-ed columns are highly regarded and widely read. His words have the power to influence public opinion and that gives him immense clout and also a responsibility to seek and publish the truth, whatever the price.

Just like the Platinum used in the Rolex Day Date II Platinum, which is one of the world’s most enduring and dependable materials, Bill Keller is known for his steadfastness and dependability when writing about sensitive issues and many leaders and world movers seek his counsel on complex matters. Through his writings he has definitely proved the adage that the Pen is mightier than the Sword. Similarly any Rolex watch is distinguished from other watches by its ability to remain steady and work under all conditions and all pressures without making a flaw or buckling down. Just like the Rolex Day Date II Platinum which is made of the heaviest and most rugged metal on earth and yet is molded so beautifully that it is a treat for the eyes; beauty with speed and strength, Bill Keller has the knack to present difficult issues in a reader-friendly way. All these diverse aspects are merged together in a Rolex Day Date II Platinum to make a superb watch to sport. It is an unbelievably tenacious and steadfast watch in terms of its technological competency and shows how engineering can be blended beautifully with years of Rolex watch building finesse. It is just as eye-catching to look at as it is accurate in its working. The Rolex Day Date II Platinum justifies why it has become in an icon in the world of luxury watch making something that Bill Keller can proudly claim in the field of journalism.

Tags: Chevron Corporation, executive editor, George M. Keller, Pulitzer Prize in Journalism, Rolex, Rolex Day-Date II Platinum, The New York Times

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