TAG Heuer Monaco V4 Phantom Forged Carbon
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TAG Heuer Monaco V4 Phantom Forged Carbon

By gcTIME · Aug 5, 2016 · 8 replies
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GcTIME shares his latest acquisition, the TAG Heuer Monaco V4 Phantom, comparing its forged carbon case to his Carrera's. He notes the surprising difference in grain patterns between the two, sparking a discussion about the unique textures and appeal of carbon watches.

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On the V4 Phantom. Here she is with her forged carbon sibling Carrera. Interestingly their grains look very different (not the pattern which is expected but the shapes of the grain...one seems like the standard forged carbon grains but the Carrera has swirly grains). I had expected them to be more similar as I was under the impression that they are made the same way.





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AuHavrePro
Aug 5, 2016
Very cool!

Much enjoyment with those beauties! Cheers, Filip

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andrewluff
Aug 6, 2016
Fantastic Duo!!!

As a V4 owner, I can tell you what an amazing watch it is! So light and looks great on the wrist. Its a strange carbon on the V4 as is quite a chunky look verses other watches (like your Carrera) so it has a lot more texture. Congrats! Andrew

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jrwong23 (aka watchthebin)
Aug 6, 2016
Very cool pair you have now

Big congrats and enjoy in the best of health Thanks for sharing with us Cheers Robin

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willski
Aug 6, 2016
Wow.

Cool watch. Haven\'t seen a live pic of this yet. Could you share the back with us as well?

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Alkiro1
Aug 6, 2016
If they are not similar of course, I really love your V4 but, to be honest, I would prefer the finish of your Carrera forged carbon. Thank you for your picture

Best wishes Alkiro

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amanico
Aug 6, 2016
Intriguing. Congrats for your double catch! [nt]

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