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Midweek Lifestyle competition winner & results Liam Nolan - Omega Moonwatch Chronometer + £10,000 11 - 17 Jan Week 2 2024

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“That’s My Dream Watch!” Irish Player Bags Omega Moonwatch Plus £10,000!

Liam Nolan from Ireland has won a stylish Omega Moonwatch Professional Chronometer worth over £7,000 + £10,000 cash.

“That’s my dream watch!” Liam gasped. “I could never save enough for it because I always had to spend money on something else.”

Liam admitted that before Christian even revealed his prize, he had told his entire family that something good was coming – and he wasn’t wrong!

Congratulations, Liam!

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DRAW DETAILS

The draw was undertaken by PromoVeritas, the UK's leading independent promotional verification service.
Registration number: 4437132

RUNNERS UP

A further 50 correct answers have been drawn as runners-up, each receiving £100 Dream Car Credit.

  • A Baillie - Peugeot 408 GT Hybrid + £2,000 (GB)
  • A Kelly - Electric Guitar Gear + £10,000 (GB)
  • A Pal - Rolex Air King + £10,000 (GB)
  • B Costello - Cash Prize £30,000 (GB)
  • C Arnett - Cash Prize £20,000 (GB)
  • C Cox - Cash Prize £15,000 (GB)
  • C Soteriou - Apple Tech Bundle + £10,000 (GB)
  • D Kingman - Cash Prize £60,000 (GB)
  • J Booth - Dubai Holiday + £15,000 (GB)
  • J Cleary - Cash Prize £15,000 (GB)
  • J Hewitt - Cash Prize £15,000 (GB)
  • J Oster - Yamaha R1M (DE)
  • J Rixon - Nikon Z9, Gear + £10,000 (GB)
  • J Walker - Garden Makeover + £20,000 (GB)
  • J Whittaker - Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean + £10,000 (GB)
  • J Wilkinson - Rolex Milgauss + £10,000 (GB)
  • K Budd - Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean + £10,000 (GB)
  • K Leech - Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean + £10,000 (GB)
  • L Taylor - Premier League Hospitality Tickets + £10,000 (GB)

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Delight for Tralee man as he scoops €7k watch and €10k cash prize in online draw

Jan 2024

Liam Nolan, courtesy of online competition firm BOTB, is now the proud owner of an Omega Moonwatch Professional Chronometer – an item he described as his “dream watch” – which is worth a cool €7,000. Alongside this, Liam also bagged a €10,000 cash prize, truly the icing on top of an already fantastic win.

Speaking after his win, Liam, a watch enthusiast who also works as a safety advisor for Gas Networks Ireland, was happy to reflect on a week to remember:

“That’s my dream watch,” he said.

“It’s the one I knew I could never save enough for because I knew I would have to spend the money on something else. I really love my watches, particularly Omega, and even have my own watch fund.
“Not only does this watch look fantastic, it is the heritage associated with the Moonwatch which I really love. It’s not the kind of watch I will be wearing every day.”

The win came completely out of the blue for Liam (61) when he received a video call from BOTB presenter Christian Williams, who surprised him with the news.

“I’ve been entering competitions with BOTB for a while and it feels unbelievable to have won. You never think it’s going to happen to you, but I’m obviously delighted that it has. This is also the first time I have won anything of note. I’m going to take my wife out to a nice restaurant to celebrate,” he said.

Christian said: “It sounds like Liam has had his eye on this watch for a while, so it was brilliant to be able to surprise him. It is a beautiful watch and I am sure he can’t wait to start wearing it.”

To see Liam’s reaction alongside a host of other lucky winners, head over to BOTB.com.

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TESTIMONIAL

I was amazed when I got the call from Christian. I won an Omega Moon watch and cash in the Midweek draw! The competition was great fun and great value. The ticket I purchased was 60p. The Omega was my dream watch and but you can play for any prize you want. Everyone has heard of BOTB and – trust me – they are the real deal.