salimelhage
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First Love.....
TAG HEUER Carrera Chronograph acquired in December 2004. It was my first intro watch to the world of watches.
The watch still sits in my collection and I do still wear it. I love its dial, size and most importantly its versatile wearability.
Best to All. Salim.
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Collection
Explore samwan's extraordinary chronograph collection featuring Patek Philippe, F.P. Journe, Vacheron Constantin, and more. Discover collector insights and market trends.
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Innovation
Explore Guy Semon's innovations at TAG Heuer, including the Monaco V4 and Mikrogirder, from a Tokyo event. See insights on pushing horological limits.
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Vintage
Uncover the true history of the Omega Speedmaster and its NASA connection. KIH's article features Omega Museum Manager Petros Protopapas, challenging common myths.
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Discussion
A U.S. Special Operations veteran shares his authentic experience with watches in combat, from Casio to Seiko, and challenges common 'military watch' perceptions.
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Vintage
Bruno.M1 discusses the Zenith De Luca, arguing it's the most undervalued vintage chronograph with its El Primero movement, comparing it to Heuer Autavia and Rolex Daytona.
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Market
Explore Phillips' inaugural watch auction curated by Aurel Bacs and Livia Russo. Discover rare Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin vintage watches.
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First Love.....
TAG HEUER Carrera Chronograph acquired in December 2004. It was my first intro watch to the world of watches. The watch still sits in my collection and I do still wear it. I love its dial, size and most importantly its versatile wearability. Best to All. ...
Tag Heuers are quite common "first proper watch"
I know "proper" is very relative. But it was the first watch I put serious thought (and at the time, money) towards. A Professional 2000, white dial, circa 1996. Still around, still working, rarely worn. Enjoy yours - I am sure it hold many memories by no...