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·The cal 17's are 41mm 🙄 are you not supposed to know about such gigantic watches
Oh... sorry. That must be why I quite like those then. That's a relief, I thought I was going all Heritagey for a moment.
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Oh... sorry. That must be why I quite like those then. That's a relief, I thought I was going all Heritagey for a moment.
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·But wait, if they aren't re-issues and they are the size of sometHING Dr Dre would hang around his neck, why do they have Heuer branding?
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Same movement...
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·But wait, if they aren't re-issues and they are the size of sometHING Dr Dre would hang around his neck, why do they have Heuer branding?
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·But wait, if they aren't re-issues and they are the size of sometHING Dr Dre would hang around his neck, why do they have Heuer branding?
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·To ensure no one would like them? I have no idea to be honest. These seem to move slowly on the secondary market, the ones I have 'watched' have been available forever
They were also in Bicester forever too. But then, looking at them you can see why. Too big for the Heritage fans, too Heritage for the modern fans. I did like them but not enough to pay the £3000 or whatever they were.
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·Which is why I hesitated to just automatically put them in the Heritage category. But I feel they're more Heritage than Modern.
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·The illest Carrera is Heuer branded, but it's based on the modern Elegance line. That one I would classify as Modern.
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·Yup agree that one is more 'modern'
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·Tomorrow we have the rather extensive 'History of the 2000 Series'
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·http://tagheuerenthusiast.blogspot.com/2022/01/history-heuertag-heuer-2000-series-1982.html#more
Wow, even longer than I thought...
Wow, even longer than I thought...
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·"That's what she said."
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·Tomorrow twill be the Naomi Osaka Aquaracer 'First Impressions' post...
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·http://tagheuerenthusiast.blogspot.com/2022/01/history-heuertag-heuer-2000-series-1982.html#more
Wow, even longer than I thought...
Lot of research there Rob!
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·http://tagheuerenthusiast.blogspot.com/2022/01/history-heuertag-heuer-2000-series-1982.html#more
Wow, even longer than I thought...
After seeing the 83/84 catalog pictures, I'm definitely classifying my circa '89 2000 as "vintage". It looks exactly like the '83 two tone silver & gold model, even has the same 964 reference number. Only thing different is my '89 is "TAG Heuer" branded rather than "Heuer", but my store receipt says it's a "Heuer". 😉
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·Nicely done! 👍
After seeing the 83/84 catalog pictures, I'm definitely classifying my circa '89 2000 as "vintage". It looks exactly like the '83 two tone silver & gold model, even has the same 964 reference number. Only thing different is my '89 is "TAG Heuer" branded rather than "Heuer", but my store receipt says it's a "Heuer". 😉
I resisted buying one of these on eBay a few hours ago... nice piece!
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