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39 46 lug to lug. 100m WR. 80h PR. Vertical clutch. Heavy domed crystal. 6450€. No seconds, date at left, rare but gorgeous. I recently said, in the IWCharlie post, “I’m thinking what would I put instead of the date?” I probably would leave it as is. Best

This Carrera Glassbox.... not a fan of the date, but I bareley notice it... the size is spot on. I think Tag Heuer did a great job on this one

Date at 12 o'clock? What were they thinking? Photo: Monochrome

Now, this here is the stuff that makes vintage watch collectors' heartbeat increase ..... ... the first execution Dato-45 whereby the date was still placed quirkily enough behind the (most of the time) static stop watch needle. Jacky Heuer obviously got i

Today the famous blog/commercial AD released a collaboration of Tag Heuer Dato....limited to 250 and of course, sold out not sure within how long because I wasn't interested. This one is a vintage tribute which I don't know about and interesting to see a

Happy New Year to all Purists and Heuer fans West Coast here, but this gen2 Monti clicked over the date so I am calling that good enough for me! I hope that you are all safe and healthy this year and for many to come. Cheers, -xtype

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

Less than 10 available in Hong Kong, I received mine this afternoon, the Hiroshi Fujiwara Fragment Design x Tag Heuer F1 Heuer 02 from one of the boutique. It actually looks better than the poster, 44mm surprisingly sits comfortably, and the new bracelet

Recently came across this for sale from a reputable source. I’m not very familiar with the watch but all the other calculators I see online seem to have different hands and date window. Can anyone who is more familiar with this watch share some knowledge

A watch I like a lot! The size, the movement, no date... and the design! Fx