LVMH’s best TAG Heuer replica watches is giving a nod to its Formula 1 model from the 1980s with new pit lane clocks featured on F1 racetracks this season and kicking off in Melbourne this weekend as part of the French luxury group’s multi-brand sponsorship deal. A cluster of LVMH brands, including TAG, won the role of Group Partner with Formula 1 in a decade-long agreement, believed to be worth more than $1 billion in total, and announced late last year. The new deal will see UK 1:1 TAG Heuer fake watches takeover as official timekeeper of Formula 1, knocking Rolex out of a position held since 2013.
The gold-colored-fluted-bezel and white dialed Rolex clocks will be replaced by red fiberglass-timing-bezel clocks from high quality replica TAG Heuer watches at the first race in Melbourne this weekend, officially called the Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix. Featuring a white plexiglass dial, aluminum hands and LED illumination, the new TAG Heuer copy watches for sale pit lane clocks measure 1200 millimeters in diameter and weigh 35 kilograms. They’re clearly inspired by the brand’s one-time top-seller Formula 1 model which debuted in 1986 and was revived in a collaboration with streetwear fashion brand Kith last year. The watchmaker says that as the season continues, the pit lane clocks will feature at every race and will ”evolve” with fresh designs and colors to reflect particular themes, events, and stages in the series.
In addition to its logo being visible around the racetrack, the brand says top UK replica TAG Heuer Monaco clocks, reflecting the square-cased chronograph that debuted in 1969 and was notably worn by Steve McQueen in the 1970 film Le Mans, will be seen in other locations around race venues such as the paddock and at F1 lounges.
The brand has sponsored the Red Bull Racing team since 2016 and is also a sponsor of four-time Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship winner Max Verstappen. TAG Heuer fake watches wholesale UK has a long association with motorsport and Formula 1 as it was the official timekeeper of the race series from 1992 to 2003.
The reveal of the pit lane clocks follows news that Frédéric Arnault, the CEO of LVMH Watches and who played a role in LVMH winning the F1 sponsorship deal, will soon move to the position of CEO at fashion brand Loro Piana. LVMH says a new head of the LVMH Watches division, which includes luxury Swiss super clone TAG Heuer, Hublot and Zenith, will be announced shortly.
