The 2023 GPHG nominations are in and the TAG watches selected are:
Iconic category: Carrera Reverse Panda TH20-00 CBS2210
Chronograph category: Carrera Skipper TH20-06 CBS2213
Sports category: Monza Carbon COSC Flyback H02 CR5090

 

Remind me again, how much is TAG Heuer paying per watch to be nominated?

 

With that said, good to see the skeleton Monza get some attention. It is definitely one of the best classic releases in recent years, if it wasn't so expensive I would love to own one

 

"Nominations" --> Are we talking (brands') submissions or retained competitors at this point in time?

 

Best tiny watch

 

LOL. Remember when I predicted this?
https://tagheuerforums.com/threads/watches-and-wonders-2023.156286/page-35#post-2176582
Let's see if it wins now.

 

Not very much.
https://tagheuerforums.com/threads/tag-heuer-at-gphg-2022.150097/#post-2045933

EDIT: The costs have gone up slightly in 2023, compared to 2022. https://www.gphg.org/horlogerie/en/gphg-2023/entries
CHF 800 for submission by the brand, then an additional CHF 7000 if selected by GPHG as a nominee.

 

These are the GPHG selected nominees, not the initial submissions from the brands. From this list of finalists, the award winners will be selected.
https://www.gphg.org/horlogerie/en/gphg-2023/nominated-timepieces

 

You mean ‘how much are TH taking off us to allow them to indulge in this ‘one upmanship?’

 

Must be in with a shout, these have to be my three worst watches of 2023.

 

You dont like the Monza? There is nothing this watch doesn't have!! It has heritage, legacy, racing heritage, 70's roots, classic Heuer case, legendary Monza heritage, skeleton, flyback, in-house movement, wicked case material.

 

Look at it.

LOOK AT IT.

 

Did you miss the part where I said it has Heuer heritage, a classic 70's racing case and Monza heritage? It doesn't get better than that bruh

 

Oh yeah OK