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Mar 21, 2019,15:37 PM
 

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A few pics of the new Tag Heuer Autavia Isograph 42mm automatic (Baselworld 2019)

 
 By: foversta : March 21st, 2019-06:52
It is not the most spectacular watch of the show but Tag Heuer did a good job with this piece: good finishes and the integration of the Isograph into the Sellita movement. A convincing all around piece. Fx ...  

It looks really good. Especially in the blue dial/bezel version. Maybe a tiny bit too large? I’d love to see it in the metal [nt]

 
 By: StanWok : March 21st, 2019-07:10

Grey dial, steel bezel is my fave.

 
 By: M4 : March 21st, 2019-07:38
Thanks for the pics, which are very nice as usual. M4

What is an "Isograph"? [nt]

 
 By: Thomas_3 : March 21st, 2019-09:13

Same question here

 
 By: India Whiskey Charlie : March 21st, 2019-10:25
I like both green/bronze and gray/steel versions.

Just searched it up..

 
 By: JTCL : March 21st, 2019-10:35
Turns out it refers to their new carbon composite hairspring

Ah... Thank you! [nt]

 
 By: India Whiskey Charlie : March 21st, 2019-10:40

Correct ! Thanks for the input [nt]

 
 By: foversta : March 21st, 2019-15:37

No worries

 
 By: JTCL : March 21st, 2019-19:26
I was expecting some sort of chronograph complication, given the -graph suffix, rather than a new hairspring...

Thanks for the clarification :D for a second I thought it was an evil new math graph that profs have developed and needed to commemorate in a Tag :D [nt]

 
 By: Rogi : March 22nd, 2019-20:16

He he... I was on to ask what was Isograph... ;) [nt]

 
 By: amanico : March 21st, 2019-16:19

isograph

 
 By: Jeremy Wang : July 2nd, 2019-05:54
I think it uses a carbon hairspring.

I like the bezel style maybe this will become more realistic

 
 By: Miranda : March 25th, 2019-02:52
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