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Formex Watches Return, Now More Affordable & Only Sold Online
Sponsored Post written for best watches by advertiserFormex Swiss Watches, based in Biel/Bienne Switzerland, is a maker of action-sport-influenced steel and titanium watches. In 1998, inspired by the engineering and mechanics of high-performance racing cars and bikes, the founding father Hans-Peter Gr?del invented and patented a suspension system that, to this day, gives each Formex watch a distinctive look. It was built to withstand shocks and conform more comfortably to the wrist. Lately, it's been quiet around the small brand, but behind the curtains, Formex went through some big changes. Under the leadership of the company's new CEO, Raphael Granito, Formex has just launched a new online store and completely moved away from the brick and mortar retail business.
How To Properly Sanitize Your Wrist Watch
The need to sanitize or otherwise sterilize a wrist watch is nothing new. For years, scientists and medical professionals of all types have had to deal with the fact that their wristwatch (or other wearable objects) are subject to contamination and need to be cleaned from time to time. As I write this article, countless people are concerned about the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. More people than ever are interested in protecting themselves from the spread of viruses and other pathogens, so best watches wanted to offer some advice on how to sterilize/sanitize your wristwatch properly.To answer the question of how to properly sanitize you wristwatch, I decided to ask a respected watch service and repair center here in the United States. Family-operated Stoll & Co. has been working on timepieces since 1982 out of Dayton, Ohio. I felt they would be perfect to help answer the question of how to best sterilize a wristwatch.? (Note that the photography in this article is from the S