Skipper First Generation

Dear friends, in this round of WristScan I ask you a hypothetical question: what watch would you have liked to own years or decades earlier? Further: to what occasion would you have loved to own that watch? When I saw the Tag Heuer Montreal the first time

From the late's 40s, early 50's... Can you imagine this tides watch is 70 years old? A time capsule. Best, Nicolas

....and it is powered by a Valjoux 7730. Production was only during 1969 and serial bands are 133xxx and 134xxx. The first generation „Skipper“ was cased into a „Carrera“ 2447 case and it was called „Skipperera“. Moving thereafter into the Autavia case pr

As JCB has made a fantastic work with Tag Heuer. Let's hope he will be able to do the same with Zenith! A brand for which I have a very soft spot - hope to see some Heritage Models with manual movements in the future! Like the first generation S. 58 Or th

Code name: "THE AUTAVIA CUP" The first participatory event of its kind showcasing TAG Heuer's rich heritage. The goal? to collectively choose the historic Autavia model to be reissued in 2017. This is an original project, a community initiative, a spontan

Code name: "THE AUTAVIA CUP" The first participatory event of its kind showcasing TAG Heuer's rich heritage. The goal? to collectively choose the historic Autavia model to be reissued in 2017. This is an original project, a community initiative, a spontan

One picture I could quickly take of a watch which is definitely part of my top five vintage Heuer, the Solunar first generation. I could even classify it in my top three! A superb case and dial, this very nice and almost romantic subdial dedicated to the