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Sotheby's is selling this Abercrombie & Fitch Seafarer, in an online auction that starts tomorrow, March 4. I saw the watch "in the metal" a few days ago and just published a posting covering the history of the Seafarers, the specifications of this model (Reference 2446 screw-back), and the deta

Recently, we have seen McQueen's Mustang (from Bullitt) sell for $3.75 million, and one of his Ferraris sell for over $10 million. So why wouldn't this watch be worth $2.2 million. It's not about the value of the cars or the watches; it's the price of Hollywood memorabilia.

Thanks, Guys . . . I am a big fan of this particular watch, and it seems that TAG Heuer is moving in the right direction. I like what they have done with the Carreras in 2020, both the limited editions and the standard production models. Let's hope that this trend continues into 2021!! Jeff

Here's my posting covering the newest TAG Heuer Carrera, introduced today in honor of the 88th birthday of Jack Heuer -- www.onthedash.com / Elevator version -- 18 karat rose gold; inspired by the 18 karat gold Carreras from the 1970s (especially the Reference 1158 CHN); 188 watches; availab

TAG Heuer has just introduced the new Carrera Chronograph, in four colors. 42 millimeter chronograph, powered by the Heuer 02 movement. Here is my Album, with loads of photos of the new watch, and some of the vintage predecessors -- And my initial impressions of the watch, here -- Quick Summary --

. . . and with the asking prices of the original Skipperreras ranging from $60,000 to $110,000 in today's market, the Hodinkee Limited Edition offers in interesting alternative to get the colors of the original at a more reasonable price.

So many of these vintage Skipperreras have heavy damage to the blue paint . . . this one seems to be a survivor!!

Last night, I took some photos of the Hodinkee Limited Edition Skipper, from June 2017. This was a limited edition of 125 watches, that was based on the very first Skipper from 1968. With the LE, TAG Heuer took some liberties, which seem appropriate to me -- 30 minute register instead of 15 minute c

I believe that Fragment Design did Explorer, Submariner and a Daytona, with Bamford.