abrod520
·^ Agree. In fact I think the Viceroy reedition is the only nu-Autavia that truly works, without having to overlook anything. (As long as you don't mind some thickness, which I don't in sporty casual situations)
And I have it from a good source that TAG Heuer no longer ships replacement parts. You need to send them your watch for repairs.
^ Agree. In fact I think the Viceroy reedition is the only nu-Autavia that truly works, without having to overlook anything. (As long as you don't mind some thickness, which I don't in sporty casual situations)
Agreed. The tachy slims down the bezel pretty effectively... I just realize that David had actually posted a H2H shot (or montage ?) in his Hodinkee OB article in 2018 (Time really flies!):
You don't have to agree with other people's opinions man... I didn't get where I am today by agreeing with other people's opinions!
Agreed. The tachy slims down the bezel pretty effectively... I just realize that David had actually posted a H2H shot (or montage ?) in his Hodinkee OB article in 2018 (Time really flies!):
Agreed. The tachy slims down the bezel pretty effectively... I just realize that David had actually posted a H2H shot (or montage ?) in his Hodinkee OB article in 2018 (Time really flies!):
Please excuse my ignorance (I can't keep all the different models in my head and I need to see each one as they're being discussed to remember what they look like)....
what's the model on the RIGHT of this photo?? Because that's very close to what I was talking about....
Again - please pardon the ignorance - what's an 'OB' ?? (any chance a link to that article?)
Yeah the OB flopped big time, still available
I think the OB was never a Limited or Numbered edition. Only exclusively sold by Hodinkee.