The Tag Heuer Aquaracer is a sporty everyday kind of watch which can survive crew regattas, deep sea diving and white water rafting. When you set about your active life, there's no need to leave your sense of style at home. Why lug around a cheap stopwatch, when you can fasten a Tag Heuer Aquaracer right to your wrist and keep track of hours, minutes and seconds with ease and precision?
Let's talk about some of the men's Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre S Chronograph features. The first thing you'll notice is how easy it is to read. This is in part due to the luminescent markers, but also thanks to the sub-dials, which are strategically positioned at the 5 and 7 positions with bi-directional motors to move the hands.
The design was based around a race car speedometer and invicta watches three main hands to indicate hour, minute and second, so you can read the date and time at a glance. Additionally, the Aquaracer has a countdown clock function, specifically for boat racing.
Men can choose from several other Tag Heuer Aquaracer models, including the: Aquagraph Automatic Chronograph, Automatic Chronograph, Automatic Watch, Quartz Chronograph, Quartz Watch or Calibre S. Specific features vary, depending on models and needs, but generally deep sea divers are pointed towards the Aquagraph Automatic Chronograph and regatta rowers like the Calibre S.
These watches are built to withstand depths of 1,000 or more feet and come with double clasps and scratch-resistant cartier watches to prevent loss or damage. Aesthetic options include different color faces (red, blue, silver, black) and bands (silver, gold, silver/gold).
Women's models of the Tag Heuer Aquaracer tend to be less sporty and more elegant. For example, the Quartz Watch Aquaracer is most certainly for diving with its water resistance to nearly 1,000 feet, luminescent face, double security clasp, scratch-resistant Sapphire crystal and diving bell stamp -- but it also comes with 18K gold plate and satin steel, a triple row bracelet and 35 diamond bezel.
The other women's model -- the Automatic Aquaracer -- is built more for sailing and rowing, with water resistance to just 660 feet, a double safety clasp and scratch-proof face. The design is more simplistic, with less diamonds and larger number markers for quick, easy reading.
You can check out the Tag Heuer Aquaracer sport watches at Littman Jewelers, Reeds Jewelers, Bloomingdale's, Tourneau and Macy's, to name a few retailers. TagHeuer web site will also list all the locations nearest you.
Additionally, you may want to browse online at Nextag or Amazon to find hot deals. Generally, the Tag Heuer Aquaracer series will set you back between one and two thousand dollars but will last for decades, due to its expert craftsmanship.
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