By: flavio maia

flavio maia — Tue, 30 Jul 2019 18:36:03 +0000

You´re wrong about the 2894. It has a column wheel. Look here https://www.watchfreeks.com/115-watch-movements/6270-eta-s-2894-really-column-wheel-chronograph.html

By: Randy Rogers

Randy Rogers — Thu, 20 Sep 2018 16:25:25 +0000

Cosmetically a very nice addition to the TAG-Heuer Collection, given the Cushion an alternative in the “shaped” category to the bolder Square Monaco. Myself, I remain on the outside as to the over-development of Homage pieces to which the Brand has become overly dependent. I have always believed there is great synergy in the Timepiece and Auto Industry, passed brands deciding what alternative Automobile matches this years marketing stratagem. No less than Bob Lutz, once looking at the re-birth of the ’68 Mustang as the template, indicated though short term #’s can be achieved, the evolution is limited to what has just been re-created, sadly, and more recently in November of 2017, he predicted the end of the Car Industry as a whole, in slightly more than one generation! That said, with today’s announcement by Jean Claude Biver of his stepping aside in his daily responsibilities, this too should re-open the door for TAG-Heuer to re-direct the Brand and capitalize on Mechanical and Digital achievements in the measurement of time. Short Term, there is a need for a New or re-born Hero Collection, from what was S/EL (from whence the Link evolved, but dropped the Rotating Bezel and diminishing the iconic Brand identifying Bracelet design), the architecturally beautiful, but arguably too small at its birth ‘6000’, as well as Aquagraph, where a Collection of 3-4 Cases (SS, Black, Bronze and Bi-Color) Bracelet and Rubber become a Collection that allows TAG-Heuer to re-capture real estate lost, and not be simply the ‘Cash-cow’ to subsidize Zenith and the mono-look Hublot, as well as Christian Dior and Bulgari. Change is good, if it allows growth through fresh ideas and non-group think!

By: Dennis

Dennis — Fri, 22 Jun 2018 22:18:40 +0000

I am sure you know this, in 1976 it was Heuer not Tag Heuer.

By: PETALAS Paul

PETALAS Paul — Mon, 26 Mar 2018 04:39:56 +0000

Dear Sir, your review is realy excellent. Do you know even approximately what is the degree in Vickers of the Titanium carbide coating? Thank you and best regards.

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