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·Coming up this weekend I'll post an overview of the TAG Heuer S/el series, which is one of the most important series TAG Heuer has released. On the positive side, it was a huge sales success and was at one point the brand's best selling watch.
However, it's fair to say that the design hasn't aged that well- most people today are not a fan of either the soft, rounded case, the chunky bracelet or the bezel. The watch is undeniably a product of the '80s.
How do you look back on the S/el? Will these ever come back into fashion?
However, it's fair to say that the design hasn't aged that well- most people today are not a fan of either the soft, rounded case, the chunky bracelet or the bezel. The watch is undeniably a product of the '80s.
How do you look back on the S/el? Will these ever come back into fashion?