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·Tiffany Blue was gone....lol
Other Watches / Other Brands
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Aquagraph
·Well. You heard it here first.
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McBeardy
·Hoping to pick 1 or 2 watches up this year.
Top of the list currently are:
Omega Seamaster no date version
Omega Speedy 3861
Rolex 14060m Sub
However I have a price in mind and don’t want to go too far from that.
Next down the list:
Tag Aquaracer 300 in green
Omega SeaWeedMaster
Will probably pick up a WAN2110 Aquaracer also.
Going to hold off until W&W25 to see if anything released then that takes my interest.
Then maybe a green Seamaster or Aquaracer
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imagwai
·I think Tudor is saying, if blue flamingos existed, then this is the shade of blue they would be.
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Mspeedster
·The Blue Flamingos of Galapagos Islands are supposedly an internet hoax.
Maybe this Tudor is a hoax as well... 🤔
...because the odds of getting one anytime soon are nil? 🤣
Or maybe Tudor has named it after the blue lighting sometimes used at night on the Las Vegas Flamingo hotel?
Maybe this Tudor is a hoax as well... 🤔
...because the odds of getting one anytime soon are nil? 🤣
Or maybe Tudor has named it after the blue lighting sometimes used at night on the Las Vegas Flamingo hotel?
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Aquagraph
·The Blue Flamingos of Galapagos Islands are supposedly an internet hoax.
Maybe this Tudor is a hoax as well... 🤔
...because the odds of getting one anytime soon are nil? 🤣
Or maybe Tudor has named it after the blue lighting sometimes used at night on the Las Vegas Flamingo hotel?
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abrod520
·Flamingo is a neighborhood in South Beach / Miami Beach, named for the famous Flamingo Hotel that operated there for a long time.
My guess is Tudor calls it Flamingo Blue because they probably couldn't secure naming rights to the rather famous Miami Blue it resembles.
My guess is Tudor calls it Flamingo Blue because they probably couldn't secure naming rights to the rather famous Miami Blue it resembles.
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Mspeedster
·I didn't know Miami Blue was trademarked. I guess Dolphin Blue might've worked or same issue? 🤷
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bdev
·A few recent purchases that I quite like.
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Aquagraph
·What happened here? Hubert just replied to my video post and now his reply and the original post have disappeared?
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Aquagraph
·Oh... that's weird. The email takes me to this thread but it's not in this thread... 😵💫
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Hubert
··TAG Heuer Forums ModeratorWhat happened here? Hubert just replied to my video post and now his reply and the original post have disappeared?
https://tagheuerforums.com/posts/2449460/
Hubert ·
BP's videos are always quirky and interesting and this one makes good points.
It is risky for a brand to do a complete departure from their past designs. Personally, I am a fan of evolution, especially when the design is well executed and has a good chance of standing the test of time. Unfortunately this is difficult to pull off, and few buyers are willing to take that gamble, especially with the high prices they command. Hence the cycle continues. I still contest that a great new design can win people over; the problem of course is getting there, as brands...
It is risky for a brand to do a complete departure from their past designs. Personally, I am a fan of evolution, especially when the design is well executed and has a good chance of standing the test of time. Unfortunately this is difficult to pull off, and few buyers are willing to take that gamble, especially with the high prices they command. Hence the cycle continues. I still contest that a great new design can win people over; the problem of course is getting there, as brands...
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Aquagraph
·Okedokee then!
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McBeardy
·Breitling finally going ‘in house’ for their 3H. Nothing too exciting per se. But I expect TH & the Carrera 3H to adopt a similar approach.
https://www.fratellowatches.com/int...with-a-new-and-exclusive-three-hand-movement/
https://www.fratellowatches.com/int...with-a-new-and-exclusive-three-hand-movement/
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abrod520
·Breitling finally going ‘in house’ for their 3H. Nothing too exciting per se. But I expect TH & the Carrera 3H to adopt a similar approach.
https://www.fratellowatches.com/int...with-a-new-and-exclusive-three-hand-movement/
What is exciting is the 10.3mm thickness. That's fantastic - if Breitling could get their Premier and Datora lines under 12mm they'd be formidable!
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·What is exciting is the 10.3mm thickness. That's fantastic - if Breitling could get their Premier and Datora lines under 12mm they'd be formidable!
Tried on a lot. The current SuperOcean wore lovely, nice & slime, & modern looking (polarising I know) bezel action great, however basic Selitta (COSC spec but not antimagnetic). I tried on the premier 40 thought was lovely, SA said people complained as too thick, I didn’t think the case.
Did also try on an all Gold Chonomat most expensive watch I’ve tried on. My god was it heavy. Full gold bracelet also.
https://www.breitling.com/gb-en/watches/chronomat/super-chronomat-b01-44/RB0136E31Q1R1/
