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·Mmmmm, none jump out at me especially but if I was offered one it would be the green(second left) as it’s different to the rest I have although if the bronze had been stronger? I might have gone that way.
I would like to conduct a little survey...not all of us are fans of these Autavia.
But let's say pick one among these five ? Which one will you choose ? (You can pick more than one)
I personally will choose the (in particular order)
1. Second from the left
2. Second from the right
3. First on the left
I would like to conduct a little survey...not all of us are fans of these Autavia.
But let's say pick one among these five ? Which one will you choose ? (You can pick more than one)
I would like to conduct a little survey...not all of us are fans of these Autavia.
But let's say pick one among these five ? Which one will you choose ? (You can pick more than one)
I personally will choose the (in particular order)
1. Second from the left
2. Second from the right
3. First on the left
Its a good article and nicely balanced, particularly around celebrating the addition of the collection.
I personally dislike the dogs dinner of styles, it really feels like someone with no knowledge of watches set out to design a vintage watch for people with no knowledge of watches.
Really waiting for the green one on the left...is it looks better than the photo ?
Hi,
Me too, waiting for the Chrono Flyback 😉
Here my pictures of a nice models, tried as the Tag Heuer factory ladt month :
So judging from the hidden chrono autavia isograph layout of dial, it's heuer02 inside with isograph right ?
I am curious about the price though.
If I remember it right it's a flyback chrono. So it might rather be the calibre 36 (el primero). RSP for those was around CHF 7500-8500 some years ago. So I would not expect the Autavia Chronos to sell under CHF 8'000.