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Wales Online
16 hours ago
- Sport
- Wales Online
Win tickets to The Hundred cricket final and £300 Citizen watches in new giveaway
Win tickets to The Hundred cricket final and £300 Citizen watches in new giveaway Citizen Watch UK has announced a new partnership with The Hundred and they're giving away tickets, watches and more Enter by August 17 to be in with a chance to win tickets to The Hundred Final at Lord's (Image: Getty Images) Citizen Watch UK has announced a new partnership as the Official Timekeeper for The Hundred - the 100-ball cricket tournament. To celebrate this alliance, they're launching a giveaway with some splendid prizes up for grabs. Sporting fans have the chance to win tickets to The Hundred, signed shirts and watches from Citizen's collection. With time ticking away, cricket enthusiasts should enter the competition by 17 August for a chance to win. The top prize includes two tickets to The Hundred Final, shirts from the winning teams and a Citizen watch valued at up to £300. Runners-up will receive four tickets to the competition fixtures, though terms and conditions apply. The watches on offer are from the Tsuyosa collection, known for its vibrant colours and dynamic aesthetic. They also feature a sleek modern look with an integrated bracelet and automatic movements, according to the Liverpool Echo. Among the collection is the £299 Tsuyosa Automatic Watch 37mm in pink, which boasts a silver-tone stainless steel 37mm case and matching bracelet. This model features an anti-reflective sapphire crystal, a thin layer of material applied to the surface of crystals to reduce glare and enhance visibility. Cricket fans could be in with the chance to win a £300 watch Free Citizen Enter Now On Citizen Product Description The watches that are up for grabs are from the Tsuyosa collection. Described as having more colour and more life, the collection includes the Tsuyosa Automatic Watch 37mm in the shade pink for £299. This practical timepiece, powered by an automatic 40-hour power reserve, offers up to 50 metres of water resistance. It's available in other colours too, including blue. The Tsuyosa Automatic Small Seconds timepiece is currently on offer for £399 in blue. It boasts a 40mm stainless steel case, an automatic movement with a 60-hour power reserve and a convenient seconds counter positioned in the corner for enhanced practicality and style. The watch also offers water resistance up to 50 metres. For those seeking something different, there's a plethora of other options available. For instance, the Apple Watch Series 10 GPS Smart Watch Sport Band is retailing at £299 from Argos. It features a 42mm screen, 64GB memory and fitness tracking capabilities for workouts, sleep, and heart rate. Alternatively, the Vivienne Westwood Unisex Orb Mews Watch is on sale for £139 from Watch Shop, showcasing a 38mm case and offering a fusion of fashion and function. Citizen timepieces have received exceptional reviews from purchasers across various platforms, including House of Watches. One customer commented: "Excellent value. Smart, stylish and elegant. Very good quality and certainly looks the part." Another buyer on John Lewis remarked: "Bought as a gift, it's exactly what I wanted and a great price. " Another individual noted: "This is a great watch and the dial looks very striking." The £299 Tsuyosa Automatic Watch 37mm in Pink (Image: Citizen) However, not all feedback was positive, with one customer sharing: "Sadly at this point of having the watch for a week it is not great, as it's gaining about two minutes every three or four days. I have just reset the watch again but think I will be taking it back. Disappointing." Article continues below Another review states: "Interesting design, set up needed counter staff advice as no instructions. Now working perfectly." To enter the competition, simply complete the form on the Citizen Watch UK website.
Daily Record
5 days ago
- Sport
- Daily Record
Cricket fans can win tickets to The Hundred final and get a watch worth £300
Citizen Watch UK has announced a new partnership and is hosting a giveaway with top prizes including tickets to The Hundred Final Citizen Watch UK has unveiled a new collaboration, stepping into the role of Official Timekeeper for The Hundred - the 100-ball cricket tournament. To mark the occasion, the brand is launching a giveaway. Prizes include tickets to The Hundred, autographed shirts and complimentary watches. Sports enthusiasts who fancy adding a touch of practical glamour to their wrist can enter the competition before 17 August for a chance to win. The grand prize includes two tickets to The Hundred Final, shirts from the victorious teams and a Citizen watch worth up to £300. Runners-up will receive four tickets to the competition fixtures, reports the Manchester Evening News. Additionally, there are as many as ten Citizen watches to be won. To participate, entrants need to complete a form on the website. The watches up for grabs hail from the Tsuyosa collection, characterised by vibrant colours and a lively spirit. They boast a sleek, modern design with an integrated bracelet and automatic movements. Citizen Watch UK has announced it's new partnership Product Description Among the offerings is the Tsuyosa Automatic Watch 37mm in pink, priced at £299. It features a silver-tone stainless steel 37mm case, a matching bracelet and anti-reflective sapphire crystal - a thin layer applied to the crystal surface to minimise glare and enhance visibility. Powered by an automatic 40-hour power reserve, the watch also offers practicality with water resistance up to 50 metres. This model is available in other colours, including blue. There's also the Tsuyosa Automatic Small Seconds timepiece priced at £399 in shade blue, featuring a 40mm stainless steel casing, an automatic mechanism with 60-hour power reserve capability, plus a seconds display positioned in one corner for enhanced functionality and contemporary appeal. This timepiece offers water resistance to depths of 50 metres. Should these timepieces not suit all tastes, alternative options include the Apple Watch Series 10 GPS Smart Watch Sport Band at £299 from Argos, with a 42mm display, 64GB storage capacity and fitness tracking for exercise, sleep patterns and heart rate monitoring. Another choice is the Vivienne Westwood Unisex Orb Mews Watch at £139 from Watch Shop, featuring a 38mm case and promising to combine style with practicality. The Citizen timepiece has received positive feedback from customers across various retail sites, including House of Watches, where one buyer commented: "Excellent value. Smart, stylish and elegant. Very good quality and certainly looks the part." Another reviewer on John Lewis noted: "Bought as a gift it's exactly what I wanted and great price." Someone else added: "This is a great watch and the dial looks very striking." However, not all feedback was positive, with one purchaser stating: "Sadly at this point of having the watch for a week is not great, as it's gaining about two minutes every three or four days. I have just reset the watch again but think I will be taking it back. Disappointing." "Interesting design, set up needed counter staff advice as no instructions. Now working perfectly," noted another buyer. To participate in the competition, complete a form on the Citizen Watch UK website.
Scotsman
08-08-2025
- Business
- Scotsman
Sciver-Brunt and Broad help crown winners of Sage Small Business XI
James Robinson England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt was delighted to be part of a special day as the winners of the Sage Small Business XI were announced. Free weekly newsletter Join our weekly YourWorld newsletter for updates, behind-the-scenes insights from our editors and your chance to shape what's next. Free weekly newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Sciver-Brunt and fellow England great Stuart Broad were on hand to crown MyPocketSkill as one of 11 winners in the competition by Sage, the official accounting software partner of cricket's The Hundred. Sage, the leader in accounting, financial, HR, and payroll technology for small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs), launched the competition as part of its partnership with The Hundred, receiving thousands of entries from unique small businesses with inspirational stories about why they started their businesses, their vision, and their ambitions for the future. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad James Robinson The winners receive a cash grant to support their business growth, promotion on the pitch side advertising boards at one match during The Hundred, plus tickets to The Hundred Final at Lords, networking opportunities with the other small business winners, and access to Sage's innovative technology, insights, and expertise, helping alleviate the pressures they face as small business owners. 'As a small business owner myself, being able to visit and learn from others is really valuable,' said Sciver-Brunt, who will again play for Trent Rockets in the Hundred. 'We heard from Zara [Ransley], one of the co-founders, about how starting a business is obviously very difficult and all the challenges that come with it, which I'm aware of myself as well. 'So something like this competition and the funding they can get and the exposure as well is a real gamechanger for them. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'They had a pretty cool business helping young people to get career experience and to book freelance jobs online. 'Young people who didn't have too much experience ages ago would be washing pots in a pub or doing paper rounds so they are using the skills that they already have and finding work and getting experience which is pretty cool. James Robinson 'The fact that they can connect with other businesses who also won, means they build connections which is going to make a massive difference to them. 'It was great to see their reactions, there were some cricket fans in the office, it was great to meet everyone. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'To meet these people and learn their stories is a special part of that.' Sciver-Brunt and Broad met MyPocketSkill co-founder Zara Ransley and learned more about the business, which operates a tech platform for young people to advertise their skills like tutoring or music lessons and also prioritises financial education for Gen-Z and Gen-Alpha. The all-rounder spoke with employees, including one success story of MyPocketSkill who has gone on to be employed by the business. Ransley said: 'It was only last week that we found out. Matt, my co-founder, called me to let me know. We're absolutely delighted and excited. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'There is a big read-across from financial education into sport. Many clubs, almost regardless of sport, view it as a key responsibility to give these financial capabilities to young sportsmen. Speaking to Stuart and Nat, super successful sportspeople, was really helpful. 'It gives us a buzz and we are looking forward to the game at Lord's, with our branding being seen by all the fans in the stadium and on TV. Stuart and Nat are lovely people and it was great to talk so much about MyPocketSkill.' Small businesses also have another chance to win with Sage this summer. Visit to either nominate a small business or to enter your own small business for the chance to win marketing promotion with an EFL football club, plus chances to win tickets to an EFL regular season game.
Scotsman
08-08-2025
- Business
- Scotsman
Sciver-Brunt and Broad help crown winners of Sage Small Business XI
James Robinson England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt was delighted to be part of a special day as the winners of the Sage Small Business XI were announced. Free weekly newsletter Join our weekly YourWorld newsletter for updates, behind-the-scenes insights from our editors and your chance to shape what's next. Free weekly newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Sciver-Brunt and fellow England great Stuart Broad were on hand to crown MyPocketSkill as one of 11 winners in the competition by Sage, the official accounting software partner of cricket's The Hundred. Sage, the leader in accounting, financial, HR, and payroll technology for small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs), launched the competition as part of its partnership with The Hundred, receiving thousands of entries from unique small businesses with inspirational stories about why they started their businesses, their vision, and their ambitions for the future. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad James Robinson The winners receive a cash grant to support their business growth, promotion on the pitch side advertising boards at one match during The Hundred, plus tickets to The Hundred Final at Lords, networking opportunities with the other small business winners, and access to Sage's innovative technology, insights, and expertise, helping alleviate the pressures they face as small business owners. 'As a small business owner myself, being able to visit and learn from others is really valuable,' said Sciver-Brunt, who will again play for Trent Rockets in the Hundred. 'We heard from Zara [Ransley], one of the co-founders, about how starting a business is obviously very difficult and all the challenges that come with it, which I'm aware of myself as well. 'So something like this competition and the funding they can get and the exposure as well is a real gamechanger for them. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'They had a pretty cool business helping young people to get career experience and to book freelance jobs online. 'Young people who didn't have too much experience ages ago would be washing pots in a pub or doing paper rounds so they are using the skills that they already have and finding work and getting experience which is pretty cool. James Robinson 'The fact that they can connect with other businesses who also won, means they build connections which is going to make a massive difference to them. 'It was great to see their reactions, there were some cricket fans in the office, it was great to meet everyone. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'To meet these people and learn their stories is a special part of that.' Sciver-Brunt and Broad met MyPocketSkill co-founder Zara Ransley and learned more about the business, which operates a tech platform for young people to advertise their skills like tutoring or music lessons and also prioritises financial education for Gen-Z and Gen-Alpha. The all-rounder spoke with employees, including one success story of MyPocketSkill who has gone on to be employed by the business. Ransley said: 'It was only last week that we found out. Matt, my co-founder, called me to let me know. We're absolutely delighted and excited. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad 'There is a big read-across from financial education into sport. Many clubs, almost regardless of sport, view it as a key responsibility to give these financial capabilities to young sportsmen. Speaking to Stuart and Nat, super successful sportspeople, was really helpful. 'It gives us a buzz and we are looking forward to the game at Lord's, with our branding being seen by all the fans in the stadium and on TV. Stuart and Nat are lovely people and it was great to talk so much about MyPocketSkill.'
North Wales Live
08-08-2025
- Entertainment
- North Wales Live
Cricket fans can win two tickets to The Hundred final and a £300 watch
Citizen Watch UK has unveiled a fresh partnership, stepping into the role of Official Timekeeper for The Hundred - the 100-ball cricket tournament. To mark the occasion, the brand is launching a giveaway to celebrate. Sports fans could win tickets to The Hundred, signed shirts and stylish watches. Cricket enthusiasts who fancy a bit of bling on their wrists should enter the competition by August 17 to be in with a chance to win. The competition's top prize includes two tickets to The Hundred Final, shirts from the victorious teams and a Citizen watch worth up to £300. Runners-up will receive four tickets to the competition fixtures and, of course, terms and conditions apply. The watches available to win hail from the Tsuyosa collection, characterised by vibrant colours and a lively aesthetic. They also offer a sleek modern look with an integrated bracelet and automatic movements, according to the Manchester Evening News. Among the collection is the £299 Tsuyosa Automatic Watch 37mm which has a silver-tone stainless steel 37mm case and a matching bracelet. The watch also features an anti-reflective sapphire crystal, a thin layer of material applied to the surface of crystals to reduce glare and improve visibility. The watch, powered by an automatic 40-hour power reserve, is also practical, boasting up to 50 metres of water resistance. This model also comes in other colours including pink and blue. Then there's the Tsuyosa Automatic Small Seconds watch. Currently available to buy for £399 in blue, it features a 40mm stainless steel case, an automatic movement with a 60-hour power reserve and a handy seconds counter tucked away in the corner for added practicality and flair. Plus, it's water-resistant up to 50 metres. For those looking for something different, there are plenty of other options to choose from, such as the Apple Watch Series 10 GPS Smart Watch Sport Band retailing at £299 from Argos, boasting a 42mm screen, 64GB memory and fitness tracking capabilities for workouts, sleep, and heart rate. Alternatively, the Vivienne Westwood Unisex Orb Mews Watch is on offer for £139 from Watch Shop, featuring a 38mm case and promising a blend of fashion and function. The Citizen watch has garnered top marks from customers across various platforms, including House of Watches, where one reviewer commented: "Excellent value, Smart, stylish and elegant. Very good quality and certainly looks the part." Another shopper on John Lewis remarked: "Bought as a gift it's exactly what I wanted and great price." "This is a great watch and the dial looks very striking," another customer noted. However, not all feedback was positive, as one individual pointed out: "Sadly at this point of having the watch for a week is not great, as it's gaining about two minutes every three or four days. I have just reset the watch again but think I will be taking it back. Disappointing." "Interesting design, set up needed counter staff advice as no instructions. Now working perfectly," another buyer mentioned.
