Unlocking the Allure of TAG Heuer Watches | Watchfinder & Co.

[@watchfinder]

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[@southpark6757]

Not all of us are watch snobs, some of us buy because of the looks and TAG does a great job. I own a Flyback, Calibre 36, Calibre 16 day/ date, Calibre 8 GMT and a Calibre 01 - all these watches get me compliments, my Rolex submariner gets me " is it real?". I like watches, if it looks good - I buy it and not because its a Pani or a Rolex, I'm NOT in it for investment which is what these so called snobs seem concerned about depreciation (like Tags do). Who cares!!........just don't pay retail, lots of used like new on eBay among other places.

[@zachcharendoff7522]

right on man. Currently looking for my first high end watch and I was immediately set on Tag heuer and i dont care what everyone says about the brand. I love motorsport, and the watches look nice, thats all I need to convince me of a purchase.

[@miloscvetkovic2633]

southpark 67 i only care about movement. Completely in house movement or nothimg. I like tag, but only inhouse ones

[@mrbombastik8755]

U, sir, are a real one. Im tired of listening just buy a rolex. Yes. Rolex is good. But u know what is better? A watch that really represent who you are. Maybe racing inspired. Or maybe aviation. Nowadays people just buy because of the brand. That sucks.

[@dar7279]

i honestly think the submariner looks ugly. There so much better looking divers even by seiko

[@michaelhughes3302]

Personally I only buy my RollX from a man on High Street who insists on getting his made by a guy named Franz on a Tuesday, as Franz likes to get absolutely pissed Friday thru Sunday. Evermore, On Tuesday Franz has his hand delivered, ham sandwich lunch by a local village girl wearing a near replica of Steve McQueen's bathrobe. So that's how I know it's Real! But I totally agree with you, watch snobbery is the worsth Evy! Don't even get me started y'all.

[@MrCinemuso]

Don't care what anyone says - that first carrera chrono is one beautiful piece.

[@dominicrusho]

And you can still buy one today - for a fraction of the price - in the form of the Zodiac Grand Rally.

[@alainl1211]

My wife bought me my first “luxury” watch....tag aquaracer calibre 5... say what you will about tag, it works great, looks good, and was affordable for her , at the time. More importantly though, its a watch that has a story, and emotional attachment (my wedding day)...THAT is what watches are about. Not the brand... not the movement. The feeling you get when you wear it. Nothing more, nothing less.

[@nolanolivier6791]

Completely empathise; my wife got me an aquaracer for xmas a few years ago, and I love it because I associate it with the wonderful memories of the adventures we had while I wore it; better still, it got me into watches. If I ever feel down and want to remember diving in Borneo, I jut have to put it on. It isn't perfect, and I treated it as an everyday watch, but it will always have a special place in my heart... and isn't that what horology is really all about? I don't really care what other people think of it...

[@antonioau_gb89]

my wife bought me a apple watch... now I am single

[@anshul9856]

@@antonioau_gb89 hahaha

[@BetaBuxDelux]

Antonio au Apple watches aren’t made to last. :(

[@nikhilv2207]

@@BetaBuxDelux just like his marriage.

[@slick4401]

And we should never forget Walther White's effort to revive the popularity of the Monaco in recent times.

[@ryeellz9967]

Well it sure worked

[@jdstarek]

Vintage Heuer is dope (and pioneering). I particularly love the Autavia and original Monaco. And the new tourbillons are impressive.

[@yashduggal918]

Lol

[@Damage_Inc]

I believe in Jean Claude Biver to turn this brand around. The man's a certified genius.

[@brunoschoelkopf9174]

biver-feever

[@alexp3752]

JCB is my hero, a supreme genius and a wonderful person...

[@wayne3078]

I have the blue face first edition Monaco and it’s simply fantastic.

[@jdstarek]

That is a true collector piece. I hope to add one one day.

[@Timoteo4]

I have a couple of Monaco models bookmarked. It's one of my dream watches, along with the Panerai Luminor. The Tag Heuer Monaco I have my eye on is within my price range, so I'll slide a little cash aside each payday and get it.

[@veteq101]

I own a few TAG watches and they all been super reliable, my latest one is the tag heuer monaco calibre 36 and I keep catching people staring at it all the time. Great video, thank you for putting it together

[@djdelarosa25]

That bent seconds hand tip is driving me mad.

[@sparshrastogi2646]

screw what the snobs say. i have a heuer monaco, monza, autavia and carrera. their vintage stuff is amazing. even the newer models with heuer branding are good.

[@WatchGeek]

Excellent video, I love the Monaco. Heuer was also the supplier of the Yugoslavian Air Force 😊

[@menaseven9093]

I always like Tag Heuer watches because their watches design are beautiful. I like the design of the Link bracelet watch, the design of the Kirium, the design of the Carrera and the design of the Monaco. Probably Tag Heuer watches became unpopular because they were not making their own movement, They were using mainly ETA movements and in some watches they used plastic instead of steel for the movements support.

[@maverickbonato8164]

4:41 Hearing the pronunciation of Esercito Italiano so extremely wrong said in such a serious and professional manner xD I absolutely love it haha. Fantastic video as always btw.

[@Lavi-Aemilia-Astori]

It is not that bad compared to some of my other English friends

[@artagain8977]

Those of the watch community that continue to lift their noses at TAG seem to forget why this brand sells so many watches: Looks. Most people who buy a TAG aren’t overly concerned with what movement it has. I have IWC’s, Omega’s, Seiko‘s and two TAG’s among others, in my collection. I recently bought the newly released Carrera Calibre 16 Chrono (Valjoux ETA 7750 tho)with the blue dial for 3 reasons: heritage, wonderful to look at, and the fact that the AD sold it to me for 25% off retail (I always negotiate at least 20%). If the price is right, I may even buy a Monaco someday. It’s silly that some are ok with wearing an Oris, Hamilton or Longines but wouldn’t be caught dead wearing a TAG. Discounted off retail, they’re a great entry level watch - IMHO.

[@jonathanbeaumont0]

I agree, you can also get pretty good deals on the grey market and used. What I find interesting is people are more impressed by my formula one caliber 5 than they are my planet ocean 8900 which was almost triple the price. I’d love to own a carrera calibre 16 Chrono for the fight price - they are beautiful. Sweet watch!

[@luchadorito]

Okay the Carrera is quite stunning. The Monaco too. But most of TAGs have this like wannab tough guy attitude to me. The toughest guy in the golf club. Second hand HUMVEE. Those kinda vibes

[@chawenhalo0089]

Agreed, I'm glad someone said it. TAG Heuer has always been miles ahead in terms of pure style albeit fashion conscious. In 2009 I bought a fabulous looking Aquaracer Caliber S with an incredible hybrid movement, all beautifull navy blue years before it became fashionable. I guess the problem is with the inherent quality of their watches and issues with quality control. I don't know of 1 person who's got a TAG Heuer and not bought ot back within warranty because it was broken (me included). Some horror stories with the Monacos. This brand deserves to be better than just a fashion cash cow brand. Branding and choice for the consumer was miles better than the competition though! Now Omega is strutting that line better.

[@feedthefatrabbit1073]

@@jonathanbeaumont0 My Carrera calibre 16 gets more compliments than watches that cost significantly more money in the collection. I like it because it blends sport and elegance beautifully. It's durable. Keeps impeccable time. Also, I get a kick out of the snobs and the haters online. Fuck em. Aside from JLC Reverso, my favorite low key dope timepiece is the Carerra.

[@goldendawn7]

@@luchadorito as does breitling, panerai, submariners, hublot, kobalt, the list goes on. Tough guy imagery sells

[@hugoj1129]

I don’t think there’s a brand new watch at the price range with as much style and value than a Monaco in my opinion

[@m3chris1]

I have one and not sure thats true.

[@stefanorinaldi6537]

I have to disagree.

[@Lavi-Aemilia-Astori]

That is 6000€ plenty of options, think wisely

[@MultiTictock]

​@@stefanorinaldi6537 alternatives?

[@MultiTictock]

@@m3chris1 alternatives?

[@IAmConorr]

I've just bought a TAG Heuer Aquaracer Pepsi GMT as my first Swiss made watch and I find myself loving it more and more each day, I was too impatient for the Black Bay GMT wait list and I'll never have the portfolio to get a GMT Master unless I pay a massive premium. I'm a huge F1 fan, so growing up I've seen the TAG Heuer brand sponsoring teams all over the grid. Because of this, rightly or wrongly through the power of advertising, It was up there with one of the first watch brands I knew about and respected. People don't like the whole TAG acquisition, and I get that completely, but for me as a mid 20 year old (not remembering "Heuer") that adds a bit more racing heritage to it, TAG its self being a major part in the sport in the past just makes that whole side of it a bit more interesting, to me anyway! The Formula 1 line of TAG Heuer is actually what got me into watches in the first place so for that alone, I cant really knock it... The long grind to save the money for a Polar Dial Explorer 2 now beings though... 😅

[@artagain8977]

IAmConorr Right there with you. I usually wear my TAG F1 to races and I get a number of compliments.

[@joshsmith7812]

Exactly. Plus is the Tag infront of the name really that big of a deal? It's not owned by TAG group anymore anyway, if Tag Heuer had to change their name to just heuer again it would confuse even more people.😂 plus as you said, it adds more cool history to the F1 heritage, and I think Tag Heuer sounds pretty cool as well.

[@joshsmith7812]

Most watch snobs turn their noses up at TAG Heuer without any respect for what they've brought to horology. Most people who think Tag is shit still can't give me a real reason why, if the watches simply don't appeal to you, cool that's all good and well, but when you're going to talk down on somebody else's time piece, especially from a brand that has done some pretty cool things in their history, and just say it sucks, at least have an argument as to why. Besides their entry level pieces, they have some really cool conceptual/Haute Horology watches as well.

[@GustapoGomez]

Plastic movement holders

[@chawenhalo0089]

Terrible lack of reliability

[@miketindol1679]

So far so good on my Calibre 5 F1. (1 year old) I’m wearing it as an everyday watch so I’ll know in a few more years. It’s not as accurate as my Seamaster but it’s close.

[@southpark6757]

That's because these guys follow the sheep...if the snobs say Tags suck then they suck. I own 7 Tags including an original Microtimer, not ONE has ever gone in for service unlike my Submariner 😕

[@bobcortez4427]

I'll give you a reason; I am not interested in buying a "fine" watch sold in a middle-class department store next to a quartz Movado and plastic Seiko. Buying a fine watch is more than horology, it's the feeling of accomplishment. Buying a watch at the same place i buy my underwear hardly feels like I accomplished anything.

[@joseph_432]

Great video. Very much enjoyed it. I particularly appreciated the story surrounding the Bundeswehr. Nice to see where the recent Sinn 158 came from.

[@danowat4302]

So much misguided hate towards Tag, I own a Cal.11 Monaco, and it's a beautiful watch.

[@KarimElfouly]

No one does blue dials like Tag Heuer.

[@TechPanzer]

Seiko

[@Lavi-Aemilia-Astori]

that VC overseas looks pretty sweet

[@eudaldguell3004]

The old 2000 series are beautiful

[@maheshshanmuganathan]

My MOST Favourite Heuer Collection. Loved the Video.

[@TimeAndCrown]

The Monaco marketing isn’t different than a lot of watch marketing. The idea that a lot of classic watch myths isn’t the result of marketing is a bit naive.

[@gerardinecizmar]

I love Tag and just bought a Link. It's a heavy piece that really pops. I see them as a quality brand and will probably get an Aquaracer too. No regrets.

[@planetdee3587]

I own a Carrera blue dial day date and I think is is so much value and looks amazing. It was an alternative for me for the Aqua Terra or a Grand Seiko. At a fraction of the cost you get amazing aesthetics and a decorated (be it basic movement) movement. The H-link bracelet is also very unique and cool. Tag is a good brand in my opinion.

[@syedahsaan2142]

AAAH!! the Heuer Monaco. I had an obsession for her

[@chawenhalo0089]

TRUE STORY: My first "serious" watch was an all steel 1989 baby size F1 (the 2nd lot under the TAG umbrella), that was for my 12th birthday (and some good exam results). Now I pretty much wrecked the thing within 3 yrs but took the battery out and kept it thinking that one day I'd get it fixed to give it to someone that mattered most. As I grew up (well, I still love motorsport and wreck watches - hence I wear a Seiko Marinemaster "Tuna" 300m, thats bulletproof) and learned more about watches I always thought this old TAG Heuer was worthless. In 2018 browsing the old litterweb I was surprised not to be able to find a the same model as I had. Lots of plastic ones, but very few if any steel ones. Anyway, wife's bithday coming up out went my old F1 steel back to TAG Heuer for repair for th pricely sum of €550. It came back fantasticly well restored. I don't where on earth they sourced the parts?: near as damn it identical bracelet as the original(colour of the steel ever so slightly different), new bezel (bakelite I think) crown, cristal and movement shroud. To see this old thing I'd kept in a box for 26 yrs as if it left the factory but wearing the beautifull patina on the face bought back a wave of childhood memories and made for a very, very happy wife. I was surprised they'd even accept restoring it and TAG Heuer did it beautifully. ow my wife as a Cartier a Hermes and never in all these years has anyone managed to get her to actually wear a watch for an amount of time (I did get some limited success with a white Baby G Schok). This one though, with the emotional attachement, does not leave her wrist.

[@TechPanzer]

Amazing story, sir! Thanks for sharing it with us

[@markbowenagates1987]

Great story, thanks for the share.

[@johnsrajasingh]

Thanks for the past 2 videos showing all of us the beauty of these brands respectively.

[@thatsbod1041]

Absolutely love the Autavia - can't wait to find a minter 👍🏻

[@D3Vlicious]

The Monaco, not only Steve McQueen's choice, but now World Champion Max Verstappen's "lucky charm" after he won in Monaco after being given one by TAG.

[@fluffyfreak505]

TAG Heuer is one of my favorite brands, and there's a few of their recent watches are on my shortlist .

[@danielsmitht]

I recently bought a heuer monaco gulf version, and it is simply beautiful, and unmistakable. a purchase that will be worth much more in several years. And most importantly, I loved it and wanted it for more than 10 years. Congras on making the most unbelievable videos on youtube!!

[@davidporter7095]

Tag’s only major issue is their production of Quartz watches. There’s just something about that that screams lack craftsmanship.. their automatic’s are excellent quality and top notch. I love my Formula 1 Calibre 7 GMT

[@hugogonzalez8095]

Now this is more like it. For a while I was starting to get worried about the channel, as it had become quite negative, but it’s videos like this that make me always come back and have me looking down at my watch to see if it’s almost time for another one.

[@MrMatt_Gray]

I felt over the moon saving up and buying my Tag Heuer Senna special when I visited Las Vegas. Now you tell me they are crap.

[@TheOwlGuy777]

I have an SEL I bought in 1994 and it has been a solid watch. I also have a Tag 2000 with the caliber 5 that has been flawless.

[@tyt5216]

S/el was a work of art… I'm glad that I bought one. No regrets. I also bought a 2000, which has been wonderful as well!

[@V59971]

SEL is one hell of a beautiful watch

[@tyt5216]

@@V59971 Totally agreed, aged really nicely imo.

[@BSina78]

Your reviews are so well made and informative. I really enjoy watching them. Thanks

[@jarodstevens2710]

Man your videos are just great I have never watched a video about a watch and really felt it like that you guys just do a great job and your delivery is spot-on just thanks man

[@ahmedsallam1179]

Any thing before that TAG name added is good for me .. specially autavia

[@lyndonlouie4108]

I heard that the Heuer Monaco was a slow seller and that was the reason Heuer pushed it for the movie. Another note, I hope the watch community can call these Watches Heuer(s) instead of Tag(s). Thanks

[@enzobruno2817]

I have a re-edition autavia (siffert colours) which I have owned for 14 years now and love it. A very underrated piece in my opinion. I must admit though, I do prefer the heuer pieces

[@jonathansmith283]

great macro shots. a few months ago I took possession of a cal 11 monaco . I do think it is a beauty. I love the association / history. fine video . thanks. ~ JDS/CT

[@harishkarumanchi7244]

Can we get a video on retrograde movements.

[@snoogboonin]

I’ve got a Aquaracer Calibre 5. Fantastic watch.

[@varanid9]

@Tom Smith Idiot.

[@charles48789]

Me too Matthew, they are great pieces. I am gonna hand mine down to my son one day.

[@gianpakasa]

I had the 41mm ceramic bezel for 2 years, great watch! Now I bought a 43mm steel bezel. Another good one! Bracelets are top quality! Surely all Tag are overpriced, but very easy to buy with 30-40% discount

[@Wvk5zc]

@@varanid9 ewww

[@miketindol1679]

Thanks for the history. I have a Tag Heuer Formula 1 Calibre 5 and It’s one of my favorite watches. It’s been been a good durable watch for me. I tend to wear it most of the time.

[@mikegeary2112]

Excellent video. Love the history.

[@Pulsonar]

Back in 1990 I bought a TAG Heuer 2000 chrono quartz, a rare model with tachy bezel. I saved long and hard for that ‘high end’ watch after pulling myself out of unemployment and depression. 3 years later I lost it when my apartment was burgled, I never quite got over that. I’ve since owned proper mechanical watches - Omega Speedmaster, Vintage Heuer automatic chronos calibre 11/12/Valjoux etc… Yet the loss of my ‘Starter pack’ Swiss TAG (with Quartz movement, the bane of stuffy watch enthusiasts 😂) that few would care about still haunts me. The memories of things we prized and lost that signify an important period in life don’t go away so easily, regardless of cost, brand, or monetary value. But I’m at least thankful that I will never forget the day I bought that little TAG trinket, it signified a bright new chapter in my life after crawling out of a dark abyss🙂

[@nickriley-bentham7301]

are the business cards and camera glued to the table?

[@udornyc]

I love my TH Professional 200m Two Tone WK 1121 watch. It's functional and an attractive watch, no matter if wreck diving off Long Island (NY), hiking in the mountains nearby, or going to the Met (Opera)... I really, REALLY love the versatility of that watch.

[@robertsullivan4773]

Great vid, you taught me a lot of Heuer history. But then why am I surprised you always educate me and for that I thank you.

[@sjoerdvanderlaan5653]

Love the Monaco, love the Bund, but I’m really crazy in love with that 1153 Carrera. It just looks perfect to me.

[@kopite1892ynwa]

Absolutely love my Aquaracer night diver, just a fantastic watch

[@googoo7294]

Tag Heuer is very underatted and underappreciated as a luxury watch brand.

[@alreadyalexandre2914]

Would it be considered a ‘luxury’ brand?

[@last5902]

@@alreadyalexandre2914 yeah the minimum cost own is still 1k. Its def luxurious

[@AndreasJoachimLins]

I still love my Tag Heuer Carrera Cal. 1887 - even with the controversy about the so called "in-house" movement in mind. Just to say: they still produce beautiful high quality watches like the 1887, the Autavia and more. And by the way: Bell & Ross, Breitling and lots of other brands use some ETA calibers as well - as long as you're aware of this and you're willing to pay - just go for it.

[@KRJoye]

Awesome homage to the brand, thankyou!

[@markharris6171]

I have a 25 year old T.H. Professional Dive Watch, bought new, has always kept great time

[@digggert]

Great ETAs, nice rebranded seiko calibers. What more can you wish for? :D Seriously though, they acknowledge their past mistakes and have some seriously cool movements now. Also, I'm happy that they ended up using the technology of the discontinued micro-line in the Zenith defy watches.

[@creaturedanaaaaa]

-I mean if it's rebranded Seiko at least we know it's good quality-

[@KRaikkonenSF]

"nice rebranded seiko calibers" That alone shows you know jack about horology.

[@larryarmstrong4228]

I love my Carrera for my first "real watch" but i am looking for something in the $5,000 area do you have any recommendations i should consider?

[@ismaelbonal6537]

Nice video. I think making the most "economical" version of a Tourbillon is a step in the right direction. They certainly exposed the big names up there, dropping one entire digit off the price tag. And to add icing to the cake, it looks amazing.

[@HoosierRooster]

Vintage,ok.... not that crazy about the newer ones although I do like the Monaco's

[@sbaddison]

I love my retro branded Heuer pieces. Monaco, Carrera, Silverstone, Monza & Autavia.

[@varunsatheesh4730]

Thanks for the video, mate!

[@philledwards77]

As always, a great video!

[@harrismahmud6248]

Could you please do a full review on: TAG HEUER CARRERA Automatic Chronograph - Diameter 42mm CBN2012.FC6483

[@michaeljkowar]

My first real watch was the TAG 6000 ch1111, I still beat the crap out of it, and I can't kill it, 6 batteries I think and counting, it's ticking working perfectly right this second. I also have the first TAG reissue of the Blue Face Monaco Steve McQueen, stainless back, blue croc band and clasp. That watch gets more attention than any other Omega or Breitling in my collection, no lie! Tag makes great stuff.

[@mercboy111]

What's your opinion on the Carrera Date Caliber 16? How durable and reliable is it?

[@markbowenagates1987]

I think the creation of the Formula 1 watch by Tag Heuer after the merger equally as fascinating. The Formula 1 watch series by Tag Heuer is the only watch I'd insist be a quartz watch!

[@speksone]

I have a WAS2110 and it has never skipped a beat! love it!

[@Appleaddict22]

I am planning on buying a Tag as my first luxury timepiece, and with my budget I can either afford the F1 quartz chronograph, or automatic without cronograph. Any advice?

[@srichards5512]

I took a chance with a Monaco 12 almost 7 years ago. I have no regret. Heisenberg made it cool.

[@bobbybox3968]

Product placement on the Steve McQueen film Le Mans. Check out pictures when Steve was off camera, that shite was off the wrist and his Rolex submariner was on

[@abc20002koonrsr]

A watch with motor sport history should be enough and great style too but its pure snobbery that occurs here . Not everyone wants to spend 30k on a watch when a digital watch wins in accuracy so style is what makes the difference and tag huer has this in spades

[@southpark6757]

Absolutely right. These guys spend 30k on watches just to impress the watch community. I think some Tags look ALOT better than some of these so called 30k watches.

[@varunsatheesh4730]

You are so right my man

[@hombrealagua]

Great narrative (as always) and perfect insight. I'm a big motorsports follower since I was a kid, my second watch was given to me for my 11th birthday and it was a grey and yellow Tag Heuer F1 (quartz) watch with Alain Prost car in the case. Since then I've been a watch nut, nerd and "collector". I owe Tag Heuer a big part of my passion for watches and I look forward to own another one again (I still have my F1) perhaps a vintage Heuer... But we of course want to see the brand being succesful.

[@mohammadcadri5515]

Tag Heuer watches are beautiful, elegant and most importantly, highly sought-after! There seems to be a concerted effort to undermine them. .

[@BFrydell]

I'm too new to this field to give a judgement on how Heuer is currently doing but I do predict that it'll eventually be a comeback story.

[@mitchellwolf69]

i currently own a date just, a daytona, a carrera porsche limited edition and a monaco. for whatever reason, and i don't know why, the monaco is always the watch i wear when out.

[@astheskyfalls]

Would like an original Heuer ,,, not so keen on the TAG iterations ... out of curiosity have you ever reviewed a Fortis watch?

[@metamoment]

Did you just read my mind? I'm right now considering buying a (Tag) Heuer Monaco... Thanks for this video!

[@VadersDarkside]

I personally love my Carrera 01 ceramic, yes I got a fair bit of stick from my fellow watch snobs but that made me like wearing it even more. It was the first Biver shake up piece with the "controversial" seiko derived movement and I took it over a used Sub, there hasn't been a day gone by that I've regretted it.

[@craig2100]

Excellent video, love the watches and story line.

[@AdhityanSridharan]

Can somebody plz explain me the recent highs and lows of tag? I'm new to this...

[@scottycarter5442]

From what I can gather, the vintage stuff are gems, the Monaco is a gem but newer models use ETA movements, that cheaper watches also use. Meaning you paying for brand. Although their watches always gather compliments

[@dylanmccanlies6789]

I have a tag Carrera. I've had a rolex gmt and actually sold it. The feel was too light. The finish on the internals through the skeleton back is not amazing, but I love the look and heavier feel. Odd, because I had wanted a rolex since I was a boy.

[@LesterLovesWatches]

Beautiful 1153 at the beginning. This is my pick.

[@george1991ish]

I love my TAG Heuer Aqua racer and want a Monaco next

[@TheRobyMann]

Hi! Could you do a review of your personal watch collection? Would love to know what you're interested in and have

[@richardsherwin3259]

Cracking video 👍👍

[@viriatvsoflvsitania5422]

I still remember when the Jo Siffert Autavias were $1500 everyday on the used market. The Viceroy and other variants were even cheaper. And that wasn't very long ago. Now they're $15 000...

[@Scottiedowawa]

Can you please do a segment on the Heuer 844/monnin and why it is such a unique watch for Heuer etc.?

[@dwhit247]

I love a good story, and stylish watches. nicely told . thanks

[@nrs6956]

Quite a finding in the hx of TAG Heuer. Thank you.

[@kurjan1]

I’ve owned 3 Rolex’s and all were shit. My Tag Heuer is so far ahead in simple reliability and accuracy.

[@lukastrljic4427]

Which Rolex's did you have and which tag were you using now?

[@Hrethgir]

I'm just dipping my tires into the world of high horalogy, and I'll be honest, I'm having a tough time with TAG Heuer. I know they have a rich history, and make nice watches, but I still have that feeling that buying one isn't like buying an Omega, but more like buying a really expensive fashion brand. I have some on my list of watches I'm looking at, but when I start shaving the list down to a 3-watch collection, I don't think I've been able to bring myself to put a TH into any of the combos.

[@combatseawolf]

Which one is better? Calibre 16 or calibre 1887?

[@maisondav1d]

Idk much about horology, but to me Tag Heuer watches has always looked the best, combining elegance, while looking stylish and sporty at the same time.

[@innoccente1]

Say whatever you want but the Carrera calibre 16 chronograph was always one of my favs!

[@thomastessier4529]

I gave Tag a chance, not again. Had to send it in twice to get it "fixed". After getting it back, it loses 5-minutes a week, if not more and the band keeps falling apart now. Bought a Seiko Turtle Dive watch and very happy with it. It keeps perfect time and costs about the same as a new band for my Tag.

[@CanadianCaymanRS]

I have a rose gold Monza caliber 36. Maybe my favourite piece.

[@theonlyredspecial]

Their Monaco are very distinctive appealing watches. Owned one many years ago before I was fortunate enough to resell and move upwards.