I haven't really had time to read it as yet... there's not a massive amount of watch pics in there to be honest, a lot of 'coffee table' type photos of boats, F1 cars, athletes etc... seems to be a decent amount of text as well.

 

A whole bunch of typos and a chunk of repeated text - I think I mentioned this on another thread. Very poor proof reading!

 

But.... that stops right before Heuer became TAG Heuer. This cannot be right!

 

Indeed, I'd buy it!

 

Since Hubert owns every tag ever made (give or take) it makes sense that he writes the whole Tag era parts of the book

 

Just got my 150 Years book, still shrink wrapped... thanks for posting the link Albert-AMG, a lovely addition to my growing collection!

 

Couldn't stand having my new helmet just sitting on the mantle piece so I went out and bought a bike.
Going for my learners licence in a few weeks.
Didn't realise that helmet would change my life so much.

 

You can learn on that????

 

I love it, especially the order in which you are doing things

 

Apparently yes... Only time will tell. If I do come off at least I'll have the right head protection.

 

I know, Helmet, bike then licence.... I never was the best at planning things in order.

 

Managed to get this off ebay recently.
Was official Dealer display piece
Chrono functions are just for show.

 

Nice, they usually go for big money, £200+

There's an 'antique' shop near me that has several Rolex wall clocks, no TAG ones though...

 

One for those with a couple of quid to spare...

 

Found this cap on ebay. Should have it by the end of next week.
Embroidered on side, BUCHERER 1888.