Rolex 

Established by Hans Wilsdorf in 1905, Rolex is by far the most iconic and legendary luxury watchmaker in the industry. The logo of Rolex looks like a golden crown, looks very gorgeous, Rolex is the result of Swiss watches kingdom. Its fame is mythical and unmatched. In early 2013, Rolex joined forces with Formula 1 to become their Global Partner and Official Timepiece. In the car racing world, it doesn’t get more impressive and than Formula 1. Formula 1 spans across 21 countries in five continents, which are glamorous and international. So the very best event in car racing and the very best brand in luxury watches are the perfect fit which creates the most exciting moment for people. 

Hublot

In 1980, the Italian Carlo Crocco established a Swiss luxury watch manufacturer called Hublot. Hublot is defined by Swiss technology, and Italian design, the combination of the two is the true trademark of this brand. As we all know, replica Hublot was the first luxury watch brand to combine precious metals with rubber. Hublot watches own the world's most simple characteristics-high precision, good quality, Quiet  elegance and sporty spirit.  Its design is very modern and fashionable. Scuderia Ferrari is an extremely successful team with a total of 16 constructor titles and 15 driver titles. This successful team partnered with Hublot as its watch sponsor since 2011, and there have been many interesting limited edition timepieces in honor of the partnership. 

Tag Heuer

Originated from Sweden, Tag Heuer is famously known for its iconic chronographs and sports watches which is primarily associated with marine activities, golf and motorsports, such as Formula 1. TAG Heuer has been for a long time the official partner of Formula-1 events until 2003. Known for their design, TAG Heuer is never a follower but always a leader in men’s fashion. With their accuracy to within 1/1000th of a second, Tag Heuer has become the official timekeeper of the Indy Racing League. All in all, as a popular brand associated with racing, Tag Heuer timepieces are often the timekeeper for measuring time in the Olympic Games and racing series around the world.