Fake Tag Heuer SLR collection presents probably the most fun designed racing watch ever made. SLR watches not only perform the standard chronograph function (employing two analog subdials positioned between four and five, and seven and eight o'clock), they count laps as well – as if challenging the wearer to ride his or her car as soon, and as fast as they can. In a way, there's something old school about the SLR. “Will you race?” it questions. “Or are you scared?!”

Design

Inspired and designed for Mercedes-Benz SLR, Tag Heuer SLR carries the car's logo and projects a muscular and extremely effective character. The dial's face is covered in guilloche that looks just like a tire's furrowed outer surface, while the three subdials (laptimer, 1/10th of a second, and 1/100 of a second) are arranged in a configuration strongly reminiscent of the racing car's panel.

Several additional touches make the SLR an effective sports racing watch. First, a tachymeter scale allows the wearer to extract additional indirect data, on top of the existing output channels. Second, the pushbuttons and the crown were positioned at 45 degrees, allowing the fingers to press them while the eye has the ability to confirm that the right piece is being activated.