TOMAS BERDYCH FINALLY GETS A LONG AWAITED & WELL DESERVED WATCH SPONSOR FELIO SIBY LAUNCHES EXQUISITE SIGNATURE TOMAS BERDYCH WATCH

Introducing… the exquisite Tomas Berdych timepiece by luxury accessory collection Felio Siby. As a Felio Siby Brand Ambassador, Berdych, the Czech tennis superstar recently joined CEO and founder Dominique Siby in Miami to unveil the signature watch. The striking blue watch, custom-made with an athletic band allows Berdych to wear the watch at all times – even on the tennis court. The limited edition piece is breathtakingly stunning with a whole new level of elegance and sophistication (price available upon request).

Dominique Siby is designing a series of limited edition, high-quality timepieces which incorporate a new millennium approach. A watch designed exclusively for Brand Ambassador Brazilian F1 driver Felipe Nasr will be available in May. Committed to superior watch making, Siby adheres to the elements of premium detailed workmanship, precision and elegance.

In just a short few years, Dominique Siby has amassed great success in the clothing and accessory industry and now looks forward to garnering even more recognition from his watches and partnership with Tomas Berdych. As an avid tennis fan and with a great appreciation and eye for luxury goods–especially timepieces–Siby anticipates big things for the brand. “It was a dream come true to build a watch and it is an incredible feeling to see it come to life–it’s an even more amazing feeling to have Tomas Berdych as a Brand Ambassador. I am glad to have him as part of Felio Siby family,” said Dominque Siby.

Tomas Berdych beaten at China Open while Rafa Nadal reaches quarter-finals

Tomas Berdych crashed out in the first round of the China Open on Wednesday, losing to Pablo Cuevas 6-4 6-4 just two days after winning his first title of the year in the rain-delayed Shenzhen final.

The second-seeded Berdych won the Shenzhen Open last weekend and was targeting back-to-back titles in China, but will now have to wait at least another week to secure a spot in the eight-player field at the ATP Finals in London.

He's currently next in line for a berth, sitting in fifth place in the standings with a more then 300-point lead over his nearest competitor, Kei Nishikori.

Also in first-round action, huge-hitting Ivo Karlovic battled past Guillermo Garcia-Lopez 7-5 7-6 (7-1).

David Ferrer is in top-form after winning the Malaysian Open last weekend

Fourth seed David Ferrer, fresh from winning the Malaysian Open in Kuala Lumpur, continued his impressive return to form following his elbow problems this summer, with victory over Lukas Rosol 7-6 (7-5) 6-2 to reach the quarter-finals.

In the day's other games, Lu Yen-Hsun from Taiwan upset Viktor Troicki 6-4 7-5 while Jack Sock beat Andreas Haider-Maurer 6-3 6-1.

Rafa Nadal: Came through against talented Canadian Vasek Pospisil

Rafa Nadal secured a a last eight berth when he defeated Vasek Pospisil 7-6 (7-3) 6-4 in the late match and he will now take on the Canadian's doubles partner Jack Sock.

The Spaniard picked up his game considerably following his first-round match with the 230th-ranked Chinese wild card Wu Di, during which he was broken four times.

Against Pospisil, Nadal only faced one break point - and he saved it.

Britain's Dominic Inglot and Swedish partner Robert Lindstedt were beaten 4-6 7-6 (7-4) 10-7 in the doubles competition by second seeds Marcin Matkowski of Poland and Serbian Nenad Zimonjic.