Aquagraph
·I actually think it would be quite exciting if the watch companies were forced to start appealing to a different audience by launching actual new watches instead of simply revising old things. The 90s are looked back at as a 'bad time' for TAG Heuer now, but they were tremendously successful... but the watches weren't 'timeless' designs. As much as I like the watches I can admit that the 6000 Series looks very ostentatious now and the S/EL isn't a watch to set modern pulses racing. The 4000 is another one that can only be admired by a select few... but they sold buckets of them. I doubt Ron Dennis was too upset when he saw his bank statements and how do you design a timeless watch anyway? You can only know it's timeless when time has passed.