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·That camaro is really nice, I saw one in the metal a few months back and thought it was stunning.
You keep mentioning these people but, aside from inevitably some troll-like individuals, I think the sweeping generalisation is a little overblown.
Personally, I prefer the modern "Heuer" pieces over the modern TAG pieces simply because the styling is to my tastes. Honestly, I find some of your preferred pieces pretty hideous and I haven't worn a rubber watch strap since I was about 12 years old. But each to their own. My brown leather rally straps would make you gag.
Maybe I'm an old fart. I just don't see the need to call out a section of watch enthusiasts by questioning their logic.
That camaro is really nice, I saw one in the metal a few months back and thought it was stunning.
Agree. That camaro is golden.
I am not into buying vintage watch where most of the watch is pre-owned. But that camaro got me thinking...hmmm maybe...
Well, this might be a good excuse to check out: http://www.vintageheuer.com/
I am always skeptical about buying anything with value that involve postal shipping. The custom in indonesia are nightmare filled with under-table dealings in past few years.
Thanks for the link. I'll check it. If i really want it. I guess i could always take a risk
Thanks, Hubert.
These are Calibre11.com's new partners. Details on David's post: http://www.calibre11.com/new-partnership-with-vintageheuer-com/
If you are serious about the purchase, I suggest contacting them to learn about different shipping options to your country.
Sure. I read the partnership article.
Never doubt them as a seller. Just concern about the shipping. Most of online purchase i've done usually involve me asking the seller "have you ever shipped to indonesia?" first.
Yeah if i find what i really want, i'll drop inquiries to them.
Out of curiousity. What was that carrera that was given to Ed Sheeren ? It looks super beautiful. Is it pre-owned vintage watch ?
Are they really in a muddle? They are selling Heuer branded vintage style watches to people who want vintage style watches, and TAG branded watches to people who want a mainstream or futuristic watch. They are cashing in on being a budget aspirational brand with their mainstream watches and hitting the futuristic and different sport with things like the 01 and 02. Seems like a pretty sound strategy, and their sales numbers reflect this, particularly compared to the market as a whole.
Three more for you all to read and digest...
http://tagheuerenthusiast.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/spotlight-on-carrera-calibre-16.html
http://tagheuerenthusiast.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/on-wrist-monaco-24-calibre-36-concept.html
http://tagheuerenthusiast.blogspot.co.uk/2017/01/feature-my-personal-tag-heuer-top-ten.html
The Monaco 24s have been on my wish list for years. Yet, there is always some other model that always ends up taking its place, when the purchase time comes. Maybe one day.
Likewise here. I was torn everytime i see it. Realizing i dont have much time left to have monaco powered by el primero, but at the same time, monza and next autavia even before that the heuer 01 43mm and heuer 01 rose gold...i dont think i'll have the chance...
Exactly, for me next on my list are this year's Autavias (Rindt & Jack Heuer 85th) and the upcoming Connected. And if the stars align, maybe another one if the new models include something truly special.
There will be jack heuer 85 ? Oh my...happy...at the same time looking at my overly-abused wallet