While racing at Formula 1, the highest class of auto racing, drivers go up to 220 mph, with engines pushing 18,000 RPM.
Just like the race itself, the new TAG Heuer Formula 1 is a symbol of robustness and strength. Brilliant and bold, the Formula 1 Chronograph blends high-performance and top-quality materials in order to create the supreme sport accessory you’ll never want to leave behind.
Fernando Alonso, the Formula 1 double World Champion, has participated in the design of this new chronograph that reflects his relaxed, sporting image. The result is in front of you:
As you can see, the New TAG Heuer Formula 1 watch series has been reinterpreted with greater purity of lines and an extraordinary attention to detail. The timepiece features a stainless steel case and a beautiful orange dial on a durable black rubber strap. Complete with scratch-resistant titanium carbide, coated unidirectional turning bezel with raised fine-brushed figures and Hand-applied indexes, this watch is also water resistant up to 200M.
Visit us at www.Bacario.com and live life on the fast lane. The TAG-Heuer Formula 1 lane.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Live life on the fast lane with the TAG-Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph
Friday, October 16, 2009
1... 2... No 3 by Bedat & Co
Many of our customers wonder way Bedat watches are called by numbers. Well, the Bedat philosophy numbers give the company’s exquisite watches a definite form of cohesion. Which basically make sense. First of all, numbers are universal and pronounceable in any given language. But numbers also carry strong symbolism as well.
Take for example the symbol of number 8. Besides being eight of course, the symbol represents infinity, a basic concept in the art watch making. By the way, Bedat doesn’t follow a pattern with numbers and no, their first watch collection wasn’t number 1.
The No 3 collection offers sophisticated time pieces, featuring a “tonneau” shape (a curved 6 o’cloxk and curved 12) and for the company, the number 3 symbolizes perfection and totality.
There’s a lot hidden in the number 3 and many religions believe that this is a powerful number. The Holy Trinity in Christianity, the “three gems” are the pillars of faith for Buddhists and in the Kabbalistic tradition, 3 is the unity of all things, the mystery of intellectual initiation.
The Bedat No 3 serious is now featured at www.bacario.com for amazingly low price.
Monday, October 5, 2009
How to buy men’s watch? Part II
After you got your expectations together, it’s time to start shopping around. You will find the best prices for men’s luxury watches online and the selection is huge. Still, it’s recommended to window shop outside and buy online. Many watches look great in pictures but then you discover they are not comfortable or just twice as big as you thought. So go to the store and try the watch but come back home and make the purchase on the web.
What should you look for when searching for a new luxury watch? Well, style of course, and size and comfort but you should also remember to check if a watch shows the time. Yes, the time! And clearly. If you have trouble reading small numbers, look for a watch with large figures. It might sound obvious, but many people find themselves having difficulty telling the time in their new watch, just because the numbers are small, or even not there.
The Swiss may be neutral but they still pride themselves in being the best watch makers in the world. Their cheese might have holes but the watch claim is totally true. Swiss timepieces are well crafted and reliable.
And when we say buy online, we mean buy at www.bacario.com. We have a great selection of discount luxury watches just for you.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
How to buy men’s watch? 3 Essential tips
Looking to get a new watch but don’t know where to start? Well, you've come to the right place. Here’s how to buy men’s watch:
- Know your budget. There are watches that cost a dollar and ones that cost hundreds of thousands. If you decide on a price range, it will help to narrow down the options.
- What kind of a guy are you? Do you like extreme sports or do you like extreme TV watching? Match your watch to your daily activities. Do you need it to be sturdy so you can take it to the moon? Or classy so you could take it to a cocktail party?
- Think about the features you need in your watch. Do you really need to put extra money for a barometer when you don’t even know what it does? Do you need a water-resistant or a water-proof? Seriously, did you ever dive outside of your bath tub? Features cost money and sometimes what we really need in a watch is just to know the time.
Monday, September 21, 2009
It’s a Hummer! No! It’s a Hummer Wristwatch
When you see a Hummer cruising down the street, you always turn your head around to catch another glimpse of the prestigious off-road truck. TechnoMarine, a manufacturer of luxury fashion timepieces introduced an exceptional Hummer watch, inspired by the famous vehicle.
This beautiful watch, just like the hummer itself, features an oversized 43mm case, but runs on a much more economic fuel system. The rubber strap is made of tire-tread rubber strap for maximum durability.
The unique piece also features a black dial with white superluminova Arabic numerals and rotating Hummer rim at 6 o clock. Its Swiss quartz movement and water resistance to 100M will make sure this little Hummer is as powerful as his bigger brother.
The TechnoMarine Hummer XSMSH is now featured at www.bacario.com.
Monday, September 14, 2009
How to really clean a watch?
If you’re interested to get to know the inside of your watch and give it a seriously thorough clean – take it apart.
You’ll need a clean workspace, a small and delicate screwdriver set, tweezers and remember to breathe regularly. Work with the watch manual, especially if it has cleaning instruction.
Use special watch cleaner solution and soak the parts and screws that you take off, one by one, in their order, so you won’t mix them up later. Clean the parts with a small brush and make sure they get dry.
If you are really brave, you can also oil the inside springs, hands and basically take the entire thing apart and soak it in the cleaner. But we’re not going to tell you how. We don’t need any angry emails…
For all your watch questions and inquiries, visit www.bacario.com. and call our sales department where one of our knowledgeable staff members will be happy to assist you. We are also available to answer any watch-related questions via email at info@bacario.com.
Monday, September 7, 2009
How to clean a watch?
If you want your watch to have a long, prosperous life, you should clean it every now and then. A wristwatch tends to get dirty from dust and dirt and even from sweat and body oil. When a watch is dirty it wears faster. This is true to every part of the watch, from the bracelet to the crown. So how to clean a watch?
When your watch’s bracelet gets dirty and sticky, you need to detach the bracelet and let is soak in soapy water for a couple of hours. When you finish soaking, scrub the bracelet, the links, and hinges on both sides and remove the icky residue.
If you can not remove the watch bracelet and your watch is not waterproof – take it to a watchmaker or jeweler and let them do the work for you.
Same goes for the crown. If there is dirt, it can get into your case and destroy the inside. You should detach the crown and let it soak. If you think you can handle taking your watch apart, make sure you know what you are doing and how to put it back. If not – take it to a jeweler or a watchmaker.
If you need further expert advice, visit www.Bacario.com which is an authorized dealer for luxury brand timepieces. For luxury watches, visit www.bacario.com, the number one source for premium brand watches at discounted prices, where you may purchase any watch directly from our site or you can call our sales department where one of our knowledgeable staff members will be happy to assist you.