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Mr_Orange
·Holy hell - AUD11,490 for the B01 on a bracelet:
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Calibre11
·To be fair, other websites have the 7750-Chrono at $6050 as against the B01 at $8,200...that does sound more likely. Don't love the bracelet, but the green Bentley model is something different..green leather!
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Mr_Orange
·To be fair, other websites have the 7750-Chrono at $6050 as against the B01 at $8,200...that does sound more likely. Don't love the bracelet, but the green Bentley model is something different..green leather!
I saw the Bentley model and it does look nice. On the Aus site, it was more expensive than the non-Bentley B01 on leather. The 7750 chrono is AUD 8290 which is also much too expensive for what you are getting even considering the COSC certificaion.
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Hubert
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Aquagraph
·Yeah but.... Hamilton. Who really cares?
No doubt Breitling made a watch that looked like that in 1942 or something....
It seems like the whole intellectual property debate thing has gone out of the window with watches. So many microbrands just making faux Submariners, Rolex should be clearing up!
No doubt Breitling made a watch that looked like that in 1942 or something....
It seems like the whole intellectual property debate thing has gone out of the window with watches. So many microbrands just making faux Submariners, Rolex should be clearing up!
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Hubert
··TAG Heuer Forums ModeratorYeah but.... Hamilton. Who really cares?
No doubt Breitling made a watch that looked like that in 1942 or something....
It seems like the whole intellectual property debate thing has gone out of the window with watches. So many microbrands just making faux Submariners, Rolex should be clearing up!
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imagwai
·I was tempted, but decided to pass. Regardless, it's a great looking piece for a very affordable price.
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THJunkie
·I am waiting for the new Carreras.
As in the ‘calibre 17’ variety or the new 02s? I’d like to see some new ‘heritage’ style Carerras. If only to push down the same price of the remaining stock of the past set released. 😁
I think the Jack era Cal 17s are amongst the best looking watches TH have made.
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Hubert
··TAG Heuer Forums ModeratorAs in the ‘calibre 17’ variety or the new 02s? I’d like to see some new ‘heritage’ style Carerras. If only to push down the same price of the remaining stock of the past set released. 😁
I think the Jack era Cal 17s are amongst the best looking watches TH have made.
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·I've been waiting for the Heuer02 Carreras we saw pre-Baselworld and given the popularity of the Calibre 18 Carreras (Hodinkee Skipper & The Rake) maybe other future limited editions based on the 38mm case.
I do quite like the 01/02 design. Maybe lacking in iconic stats to the heritage variants but an interesting design. I’m just not settlednon which one yet. There are so many, nevermind the bewildering array of limited editions that all look the same unless you have a transparent arm 😁
The 02T ‘snake’ watch looks cool.
But none of them come close to the simple elegance of the heritage releases. I’d live if they did a ‘dressy’ version in PM a bit like Omega have done on occasion with thr Speedmaster.
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