Unlikely, as we're so close to his birthday. But who knows, there could be a surprise. A gold dial with black subdials would be more fitting as a real JH90 IMHO. Jack often stated that the 1158CHN was his favorite Carrera. Seeing this black dial inverted tribute only makes me want an original more.
Unlikely, as we're so close to his birthday. But who knows, there could be a surprise. A gold dial with black subdials would be more fitting as a real JH90 IMHO. Jack often stated that the 1158CHN was his favorite Carrera. Seeing this black dial inverted tribute only makes me want an original more.
This year will mark Jack Heuer's 90th birthday. Jack was born November 19, 1932.
TAG Heuer is ramping up towards the celebration and I think we can expect a very special watch.
Some of the filming has already taken place. Here's a picture, from Nicholas Biebuych's Instagram. Nicholas is TAG Heuer's Heritage Director.
Here's the Edge Magazine article from where that picture was taken. The story is about Jack Heuer's meet up with Jean Campiche, rather than Jack's 90th.
https://magazine.tagheuer.com/en/2022/11/17/two-time-lords-reunited-jack-heuer-jean-campiche/
While it's convenient to believe that this was conceived as a JH90 and then changed to a regular model, the leaked doc I had last December does not say anything about it being a JH90, being a limited edition, or it having any engravings on it. In contrast, the orange F1 was originally supposed to be limited to 4000 pieces... so maybe blaming Fred for this is somewhat jumping to conclusions? Or it least if it was his doing this was decided well over a year ago...
I heard there was going to be a Sergio Perez limited edition Monaco released this year…
…but Max said no
Did Max give his reasons? Will he tell them again?
