They never offered me my money back when I sent the Isograph in for repair (I have a separate thread I started on that a while ago). They offered to replace with new or send to Switzerland to have repaired but would take “months”. I was worried about long term service/repair after warranty was over for the Isograph so I opted for new replacement. But asked for both the leather and bracelet since there was a price difference in MSRP with the Isograph being higher. They agreed and I got both to interchange.
I checked with the authorized dealer of Tag Heuer.
It seems that the sales of Autavia WBE5111.FC8267 was stopped before its release in Japan.
Interesting. I wonder if it was stopped everywhere. Now I come to think of it, when I saw the whole range at a boutique viewing just after release I don't think that one was there.
I wonder why they did that then?
J JjspyderJust wanted to show some timegrapher results from my Isograph. Maximum deviation is 4 seconds/day in all positions. I think the Isograph hairspring is really beneficial to chronometry. I hope Tag Heuer releases more watches with this technology.
Watching from the video. Could it be Watchfinder got it confused and still thinking that Chronometer Autavia still having silicon hairspring ?
(sorry if someone has posted this video before. Please merge if so)
I am surprised nobody comments about it too...YET !
Well i won't comment anything in case i got the video message all wrong since English is not my first language.
3 comments mention it (including mine 😀)