1960s Formula One racers and their watches. It seems like you can't go a solitary day without hearing about these men and their Heuer Chronographs. Jo Siffert and his watch, Derek Bell and his, and of course McQueen's Monaco.

But our friends at Automobiliac came across a really cool picture of a racer that might not be as romantic a hero as Seppi, but in actuality was arguably the strongest racer of his day. Jim Clark at the time of his death had won more Grand Prix races (25) and achieved more Grand Prix pole positions (33) than any other driver, and had two world championships to his name. On top of that, he wore a pretty cool watch - a replica Breitling Transocean Chronograph Top-Time chronograph.

As Automobiliac points out, it's interesting that replica Breitling Chronospace Automatic has completely forgotten its motorsports history (Bentley partnership not withstanding) and has focused completely on aviation when they could follow in the market generation footsteps of TAG Heuer and promote this connection with a racer of the highest pedigree.

If you're a race fan and oversaturated with all the Heuer hub-bub, a Jim Clark http://www.speedroc.com/replica-omega-planet-ocean-chronograph.html Top-Time could be a nice vintage alternative. Top-Times can be had for a relative pittance, as seen here.

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BTW - A Top-Time on a white rally strap? Totally badass.