Strange to see so many negative responses to content that hasn't even been published yet. People worried about postings being shortened to a couple of paragraphs each; personal opinions of DC being removed; 80s and 90s being ignored? So much negativity about content that has not yet been published. Strange.
Or doesn't support the 'official' legacy story.
You can bet there won't be much written about the 80s or 90s, let's just pretend it never happened
Strange to see so many negative responses to content that hasn't even been published yet. People worried about postings being shortened to a couple of paragraphs each; personal opinions of DC being removed; 80s and 90s being ignored? So much negativity about content that has not yet been published. Strange.
. . . and feel that TAG are dumbing down his content to fit their narrative.
If there is any evidence of this, I would love to see it!! "Are" is a present tense verb . . . so is this something that is happening right now?
So @Jeff Stein are you involved in building this new heritage TAG Heuer archive database? If yes, I am certain we all feel more comfort that the end result will be good.
In the end what we all want is one number one mega source for all history of TAG Heuer. On the other hand such place already existshttp://tagheuerenthusiast.blogspot.com/
I believe that the 80s and 90s were glorious decades for Heuer / TAG Heuer. The dive watches gave the company a way of surviving (while other watch brands failed), and then we saw the first of the re-issues -- Carrera and Monaco. Other than the Autavia, every collection in the current TAG Heuer catalog had its origins (or rebirth) in these decades. I expect that any history of the Heuer and TAG Heuer brands will proudly share the history of the 1980s and 1990s.
My apology for jumping in and now jumping out, but discussing postings that have not yet been published does not seem to be productive. Same for the "did he jump or was he pushed?" / "he said, she said" about why David decided to shut down Calibre11.com, stop posting here and transfer his Instagram account. I respect what David created over the years and sense the tremendous loyalty of this community to him. That's all I have for now.