The trophies from GC32 Racing Tour during the Copa del Rey MAPFRE were presented by King Felipe VI of Spain outside of the Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma Saturday evening.

This included the NAUTILO watch for the ANONIMO Speed Challenge, won by Erik Maris and Zoulou. This internationally renowned event was the opportunity for ANONIMO to announce a limited edition coming later this fall in 17 pieces.

Despite picking up a three-point penalty on the GC32 Racing Tour competition at 36 Copa del Rey MAPFRE, Zoulou team consoled themselves winning the ANONIMO Speed Challenge and a NAUTILO watch. French skipper Eric Maris was pleased with his new wrist-wear.

After renewing with sailing in 2016, ANONIMO confirmed earlier this year its commitment to this sport as official timekeeper of the GC32 Racing Tour and pioneer in the creation of a Speed Challenge Being in the center of the calendar race, Palma de Mallorca was the opportunity
for the brand to keeps establishing its reputation in the field of sailing by announcing a new NAUTILO edition.

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