TAG Heuer

.... the steel version fairly rare with the "Fab. Suisse" on the dial (watch exported to France) and the very rare 18k Carrera version. I really like those Carreras for their clean and classy style. Cheers, HSTE

on the recently replaced Caliber 12 Monaco. The modern Caliber 12 is a worthy descendent of the original Caliber 12. The Buren tractor in the original was chosen for its thinness, and that applies to the 2892/SW300 tractor in the 12. Both have the same (o

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 impres

... in nice fall-sun-down light. The absence of the „T“ and the „Swiss“ on the subdial as well as the very low serial number (lowest so far observed one on a GMT 1st Gen) suggest this to be a potential proto-dial. Cheers, HSTE

take a closer look on these two Monacos. They both are very nice pieces and have the winding crown on their left side. The sales person told me that in their shop the left side model is more wanted than the Gulf because of being like the watch Steve McQue

The new Fragment Design Formula 1 (called the "Heuer 02") is my favorite TAG Heuer chronograph . . . ever. In this interview with I nternational Watch magazine , I explain why. Elevator version -- I'm a big fan of the automatic Autavias from the the 1970s

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

Each time I see one, I want to buy it. Each time I see it on my wrist, it is a no go... Damn! A pity, as there are some very cool ones. Such as this one. Best, Nicolas