https://www.tagheuer.com/en-gb/watches/tag-heuer-carrera-36-mm-wbg1313-ft6117
36mm, Quartz and £1500.
Nice but £1500 for a Quartz?
Omega is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Speedmaster, Seamaster 300, and the less remembered yet cult-collector’s favorite Railmaster watches with what they’re calling the Omega 1957 Trilogy. The reeditions are staying true to the original designs but with METAS approved Master Chronometer movements for the Railmaster and Seamaster. The Speedmaster, however, retains the iconic manual-wind 1861 caliber that’s immediately associated with the “moonwatch.” Of course, all three will be limited editions, coming in 3,557 pieces per watch and 557 pieces of the Trilogy presentation box that’ll include all three watches. Let's see what Omega has to offer with their reissues of the Speedmaster ref. CK2915, the Seamaster ref. CK2913, and the Railmaster ref. CK2914.
https://www.tagheuer.com/en-gb/watches/tag-heuer-carrera-36-mm-wbg1313-ft6117
36mm, Quartz and £1500.
Nice but £1500 for a Quartz?
Not all of them... Here's the other camouflage Aquaracer.
Was more a rhetorical question - just observing that the Carrera name seems to be on so many different styles now - skeletons, smart watch, 3 handers. And very few watches that stay true to the original concept of simplicity and legibility. Or have the classic case shape and design. Not sure what Carrera means any more.
Was more a rhetorical question - just observing that the Carrera name seems to be on so many different styles now - skeletons, smart watch, 3 handers. And very few watches that stay true to the original concept of simplicity and legibility. Or have the classic case shape and design. Not sure what Carrera means any more.
It's #SpeedyTuesday vs. Monopoly.
Basically why I chose Speedmaster FOIS over new Autavia.