Archive for the 'Sport Watches' Category


June 17, 2009
Pontiac Firebird Won’t be Reborn

The Pontiac Firebird was named as such in reference to the phoenix, a mythical bird that would die and be reborn from its own ashes. However, it seems that the Firebird, which was discontinued in 2002, will never be reborn again. Unlike the Chevrolet Malibu which made a triumphant return a few years back, it seems the Pontiac Firebird is doomed to be a mere memory of the past. GM is now on the verge of bankruptcy, and almost all indications are that the Pontiac division of GM will be dismantled and sold off. The Firebird was one of the most renowned muscle cars of all time, built to rival other muscle cars like the Camaro, Mustang, and Mercury Cougar. The Pontiac Firebird will still remain well known amongst car enthusiasts, but it’s disappointing to think the car will never return to mainstream production.

 

The future is fuel efficient engines and less pollution, and the Pontiac Firebird, while renowned for its appeal, doesn’t meet either of these criteria. It’s now a bit of a dinosaur, but every bit as fascinating as those creatures of the ancient world. Snatch up a Pontiac watch or clock now, as the brand is slated to disappear. 


Ford: The Sole Survivor

Author: OuttaTime
June 3, 2009
Ford: The Sole Survivor

Ford might be the last of the great American carmakers, as GM and Chrysler both file for bankruptcy. The reason Ford hasn’t fallen into bankruptcy is because the company saw the recession coming before it happened, and managed to secure its financial situation while other companies faltered. This doesn’t mean Ford is doing much better than GM or Chrysler in the stock market, but it is remaining afloat. Ford also has a few diamonds in the rough, like the Ford Focus, a small and fuel efficient car that has been available for quite a while. Ford also has the legendary Mustang still in the stable as well. While GM and Chrysler’s muscle and sports cars have gone down the drain, the Mustang has remained in demand amongst consumers. The legendary Mustang is one car that might never topple from its position at the top, being so popular that even collectibles like the Mustang watch, Mustang tin sign, and Mustang model car are still quite sought after by collectors.

 

GM and Chrysler could emerge from their bankruptcy as stronger carmakers, but it seems quite likely that at least one will fall, and Ford could capitalize by increasing their work force. Now, the company just needs to figure out what kinds of cars consumers want, and start making them.


What is NHRA?

Author: OuttaTime
September 17, 2008
NHRA watches

NHRA stands for National Hot Rod Association.  Founded in 1951 in California, NHRA has 80,000 members and more than 35,000 licensed competitors.  It is the largest promoter of professional drag racing in the world today and offers opportunities to participate in the sport for kids from age 8 up to the professional adult drag racers.  NHRA has many well-known business partners and sponsors that include Coca-Cola, Budweiser, Pontiac, and GMC.  Second only to NASCAR in popularity, NHRA is moving rapidly into mainstream American culture.

 

There are more than 20 categories of competition in the NHRA, including Pro Stock, Pro Stock Motorcycle, Funny Car, and Top Fuel.  NHRA prides itself on its diversity and down-to-earth accessibility to fans and participants alike.  If you enjoy NHRA racing, consider showing your support with a NHRA watch or clock.


Sports Watches

Author: OuttaTime
May 19, 2008

Sports WatchesI really go for sports watches for my daily accessories.  It is something that I don’t just wear to make a statement, but it also plays a big part of my job as I work as a fitness instructor. This type of watch that I rely on a daily basis has features such as the stop clock, lap timer not to mention that it is best to use whenever I go scuba diving.

In addition to that, a sports watch is very durable to wear and can easily go not just for sporty but with any casual outfits as well.  It compliments not just my work but my personality as well.