Matt, you used it for another model didn't you? Clearly this was caused by user ignorance, TAG Heuer stated very thouroughly in your delivery specification that what you ordered is a tool for Aquaracer. Let this be a warning to you all, do not attempt changing straps on any other model than the Aquaracer.

 

Use your safety goggles, Rob!

 

Say that’s a nice box

 

So is yours any better?

 

I think it's for display purposes only

 

I've had these TAG Heuer Jeweler's gloves for quite a while. Just thought I'd share.

I actually do use them occasionally, when I'm trying to keep fingerprints off my watches.

 

Horotec failure at its first attempt.

But these worked a treat.Cousins refunded me for the failure

 

Problem sometimes is that the push pins are worn and the springs are a bit stuck or completely shot. Easy to break tools when that happens. I always check that first and if stuck I’ll use heavier tools like a small knife.

 

These are a must for pub beer gardens but they don't half attract muck

 

The Bergeon 6767 is good enough for most of my watches but not the Longines Conquest VHP 36mm which looked inaccessible.
Those pliers made the job quick and easy.
They're unbranded but are solid and well machined.
The last pair I tried (cheap from Ebay) ended up in the bin.

 

Really, LVMH?

 

Just got mine today! Yohoo!

 

Not really Heuer/TAG related, but still, an antique beer bottle marked ED HEUER?

 

Bit of a coincidence?

 

Must be sent by Amazon Logistics

 

Got mine in too, must say the experience is nice. Love the texture of the red envelope

 

Yes make a good photobackground...

 

Funniest 3 pages I’ve read in a while

 

Mine just came a padded envelope, can remember if the was a red one inside the package.

 

Thanks a lot @YY77

That's exactly my plan! Therefore:
1. @YY77
2. @Pitfitter446
3. @Yago
4. @Jemagloh
5. @paysdoufs
6. @bpsmith
7. @Albert-AMG
8. @RockBurner
9. @mattp (broken > returned)
10. @Aquagraph
11. @kappa_md
12. @Nonsense
13.

Greg