Tag Heuer Calibre S Review (ft. Calibre S SLR Laptimer)

Tag Heuer has made some interesting watches.
This one is sold, but there's one on ebay here: ebay.us/eUKqqI
Some of the more curious have been the Calibre S powered watches. The Calibre S is an electro mechanical movement. It has some neat functions. But, it is fiddly to use. Here, I discuss the Tag Heuer Calibre S SLR Laptimer (reference CAG7010). However, the discussion applies broadly across the watches with the movements.
Time stamps:
* 0:00 Calibre S SLR
* 0:38 What is the watch?
* 2:13 How do you use it?
* 2:30 Setting the time
* 3:24 Setting the date
* 4:43 Using the chronograph
* 6:18 Materials, finishing, and aesthetics
* 8:53 Watch size
* 9:41 Watch strap
* 10:22 Overall thoughts

[@radidoc4832]

I had my Calibre S in Tag Link watch for last 15 years and it’s nice to have a Quartz in the collection. I also love my 80-90s aesthetic of my link bracelet, brings back such a nostalgia😂.

[@DV-nh5bt]

Best watch ever never late now 15 years link calibre s. Also no need to change 30/31 date and it’s not complicated.

[@sentillatiben]

Hi , I would like to validate something that I have read recently on the Tag Heuer forum : The label of Forty and Forty Five is on the Carrera Calibre S Laptimer Retrograde is spelled wrongly on the watch. I went through a Tag Heuer forum and it was stated that this is a manufacturing mistake and only 500 of such models made it out before the error was corrected. Can you shed some additional light or comment on this please.