TAG Heuer and Formula 1 in 2025

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That's about $1890 USD at the current exchange rate. But the TAG retail prices in the US are usually a little lower than the direct UK/US exchange rate.

By saying rubber strap version, that implies there will be bracelet versions too, just like the KITH. Interesting! I might go for something like the KITH Los Angeles. 馃
You have my vote
 
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That's about $1890 USD at the current exchange rate. But the TAG retail prices in the US are usually a little lower than the direct UK/US exchange rate.

By saying rubber strap version, that implies there will be bracelet versions too, just like the KITH. Interesting! I might go for something like the KITH Los Angeles. 馃
Me too - that was my favorite design of the bunch.
 
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As always, please don't post any leaked pictures prior to their release date. And be mindful not to disclose any confidential information that might get your sales reps in trouble.
 
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When did F1 become 'the F1'? It's very annoying.

I like F1, became I like the F1. Stupid.
 
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That's about $1890 USD at the current exchange rate. But the TAG retail prices in the US are usually a little lower than the direct UK/US exchange rate.

By saying rubber strap version, that implies there will be bracelet versions too, just like the KITH. Interesting! I might go for something like the KITH Los Angeles. 馃
Don't forget that UK prices include tax (VAT) but US prices don't. That's probably the biggest reason why US prices are lower than UK prices.
 
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When did F1 become 'the F1'? It's very annoying.

I like F1, became I like the F1. Stupid.
And when did "Lauda" become "Lauder"? The Esquire article misspells it like that twice.
 
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When did F1 become 'the F1'? It's very annoying.

I like F1, became I like the F1. Stupid.
I assume "the Formula 1" means the watch, not the race. That's how I meant it anyway, lol. I can't speak for the scribes at Esquire
 
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And when did "Lauda" become "Lauder"? The Esquire article misspells it like that twice.
Twice? That's a lauda mistakes.
 
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I wonder why they mention the Melbourne race is 24th March?
It's the 16th as far as i know.
Probably a typo, I think they meant March 14 for the start of the Australian GP weekend.

The article has quite a few mini errors. E.g. They say TH stopped being the official timekeeper of F1 in 2015. But TH was previously the F1 timekeeper from 1992 until 2003. They ended their sponsorship of McLaren in 2015.