Ooh a vote. I'll have to study although definitely NOT any of the four "fantasy" models.
I'm thinking Panda dial too..........

EDIT: Looking through all 16 options, I narrowed it down to two.
Spookily, one selection was same as Hubert.
But you know what? I'm just happy that the new Autavia is coming.
Please TH, make it a manual wind!

 

Coverage at ABlogToWatch:

http://www.ablogtowatch.com/vote-tag-heuer-autavia-watch-return-2017/

In a move that's bound to get enthusiasts worked up, TAG Heuer is presenting "The Autavia Cup," in which fans can vote for a historic Autavia model to be reissued in 2017. Together with aBlogtoWatch, TAG Heuer wants you, the enthusiasts, to vote on a special website (and also at the bottom of this post) from 16 choices that represent real and fantasy historic TAG Heuer Autavia models. You can vote on the official micro-site on March 17th, 2016, but start by voting in the poll box below. Starting March 17th, head over to the official Autavia Cup website.

 

Much as I like the white dial pandas, it's got to be a black dial reverse panda. Any will do but I think the 2-register 1966 (image below) is the one for me. However, looks like the white dial that Hubert chose is currently leading the vote with my one in 4th place. Maybe they should make one of each colour? Or all 16?!

 

The ablogtowatch poll is unofficial of course.
Interesting that the current top 5 all share the same characteristic of having baton markers with no dial numerals. Good form!

 

How do I vote? If I go to: http://autaviacup.com/ it just plays a video clip, that's all.

 

The official vote opens on the 17th March.

The current vote is just an unofficial one at ablogtowatch

 

With my cynical hat on, it's a shame that TH gets the final decision from a public-voted shortlist.
It means that if they've already decided, say, that they want to issue one of the 'fantasy' models, they can guarantee one gets to the final four by putting them up against each other at the public vote stage.

 

Yes, it's a bit like the voting on the X Factor. The judging panel have the final say after the public have narrowed it down. On the one hand it's a bit of a cheat. On the other, if I were Tag Heuer, I'm not sure I'd want to fully entrust such an important decision to the great unwashed.

 

Agree with all of your criteria David. Especially 40mm or below and a genuine 're-edition.

 

I accept Paypal for anyone who wishes to increase their chances