Okay, they could drop the TAG part of the name... but would you accept a Camouflage dial Aquaracer or a Connected as a 'Heuer'?
Or in this utopian vision are Heuer then only making Monacos, Silverstones and (old school) Carreras...
Okay, they could drop the TAG part of the name... but would you accept a Camouflage dial Aquaracer or a Connected as a 'Heuer'?
Or in this utopian vision are Heuer then only making Monacos, Silverstones and (old school) Carreras...
Would love to see the reactions after the presentation of a Heuer F1 Alec Monopoly edition
Interestingly the Alec Monopoly F1 watches are an exception, in that they don't carry the Logos at all (but only written capital letters TAG HEUER).
Would love to see the reactions after the presentation of a Heuer F1 Alec Monopoly edition
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Might look something like this:
Was browsing the Tag Heuer website the other day which is something I usually avoid since it is very slow and annoying to navigate it. However, it really hit me how some of the presentation of the collections really makes no sense.
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Do you agree or am I exaggerating?
All the best! //Jim
You've got a really good memory! I forgot I even posted about the GT40 mistake before. LOL.
Glad I can keep everyone honest!
it really hit me how some of the presentation of the collections really makes no sense. For us fellow nerds in this place it might not be an issue but what about "normal" people just looking to get a nice watch.
Its not just the presentation, its the collections themselves. I suspect that this mess is OK with the traditional market, they window shop or walk into a store, but with anyone trying to decide what they want online or even buy online, it's a mess.
Will be interesting to see what the new TH boss does, love our hate the skeleton carreras, biver certainly tried to move the brand on, whereas the last two years of launches has been very staid.
Speaking of Carrera, weren't we supposed to be getting a new Grand Carrera in 2019?
Yes but me personally hope it will not happen. Have not seen anything more about it though so maybe plans changed with recent changes in management
I can tell you that the website is getting a major upgrade over the next few months...that should clear things up.
As for the collections themselves, I guess that we are at the start of a transformation of the collection. The Autavia watch and chronograph are the first real new watches under the new team, and you can see from the 50th Anniversary watches that the new team are not that interested in copying the past...can't wait to see what comes up in Basel next year.
I'm hoping the fifty years of the Monaco/Moon Landing marks the 'climax' of the endless re-issues and we can start looking forward again.
