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Hands-On: Toot, Toot! Beep, Beep! TAG Heuer Hits Rewind And Takes Us Back To The Original Formula 1 Spirit Of The '80s
I've been patiently waiting for a 1980's Formula 1 revival. Will it live up to my unreasonable expectations?
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Vintage Watches: A 1988 Rolex Day-Date With 'Birch Burlwood' Dial, A 1960s Universal Genève Tri-Compax 'Evil Clapton,' And A 1960s Heuer Carrera '12'
Polarizing as they might be, watch nicknames have an undeniably positive affect on recognizability, icon status, and market appreciation.
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The Spec Sheet: Magnifying The Date Window With The TAG Heuer Aquaracer WBP201B
It's big and bold, yet faithful to divers of TAG's past.
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Introducing: The TAG Heuer Connected x Porsche Edition
A smartwatch tuned for your Porsche.
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Introducing: TAG Heuer's Latest Colorful Chronograph Is A Crimson Carrera
It's bloody awesome.
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I'm Worried About the Swiss Watch Industry... Rolex, IWC, Panerai
A candid take on the state of the Swiss luxury market, where the value really lives, and what is happening behind the headlines at the major maisons.
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Introducing: TAG Heuer Works Toward The Full Rainbow With A New Purple Monaco
A vibrant new limited edition in an unexpected hue.
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Furlan Marri Introduces the Ref. 2116-A “Sector” Dial Automatic
A brand that made its debut just last year, Furlan Marri is all about affordable watches with retro style – just like many of its peers that entered the business around the same time. But the brand manages to set itself apart with a keen sense for design and details, something that was evident in its inaugural model, a quartz chronograph modelled on the Patek Philippe ref. 1463. Now the brand unveils something that’s arguably more compelling, the Reference 2116-A “Black Sector”. Once again vintage in style with compact proportions, the “Black Sector” is however automatic. Initial thoughts My first impression of the Reference 2116-A was positive. The styling is appealing and it is well priced, despite being a major step-up from the quartz chronograph in terms of case quality and the movement. In fact, the 2116-A is very well priced. It costs about US$1,250 but brings along fancy features such as artfully finished “cow horn” lugs, which is typically found on more expensive watches or actual vintage watches. At the same time, the watch is replete with retro details that collectors will like. That includes a properly proportioned dial where everything is laid out just nice, in contrast to many modern-day “sector” dial that can appear sparse. And the Breguet numerals may not be original or novel, but they are pleasing. As appealing as it is, the 2116-A still has a few shortcomings, at least for me personally. One is the wide cover for the central boss of th...
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A Week On The Wrist: The 40mm TAG Heuer Aquaracer Could Be Your Only Watch
Is there such a thing as a watch for everyone? Could this be it?
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Hands-On: TAG Heuer Looks To The 1970s – And Nails It – With The New Orange Diver
It's far out, funky, groovy, and – most of all – orange.
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Introducing: The New TAG Heuer Monaco Gulf Brings Vintage Into The 2020s
Blue and orange and square and cool.
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Watches that Changed the Watch Industry Forever
Watches that Changed the Industry - 10 Game Changing watches that Challenged Watchmakers
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A Week On The Wrist: The TAG Heuer Autavia 2017
Make no mistake, this is a thoroughly modern watch.
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Hands-On: The Return Of The TAG Heuer Autavia Chronograph
With a new GMT thrown in for good measure.
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Introducing: TAG Heuer Drops A Stealth Aquaracer That Glows In The Dark
And two other steel versions on straps.
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Vintage Watches: 1970s Zenith El Primero 'Cover Girl,' A 1970s Heuer Carrera In Gold Plate With Papers, And A 1952 Rolex Precision 18k Pink Gold
Easy, breezy, beautiful. And more.
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Hands-On: The New TAG Heuer Night Diver
We're glowing.
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Watches & Wonders 2026: The Ulysse Nardin Super Freak, The Most Complex Time-Only Watch In The World
Twenty-five years after disrupting the watch industry with the original Freak, the experimental horological vision of Rolf Schnyder and Ludwig Oechslin, Ulysse Nardin continues to evolve the Freak's legacy. The latest...
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Introducing: A New Generation Of The TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 300
TAG's core dive watch gets back to basics.
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Introducing: The TAG Heuer Aquaracer Bamford Limited Edition
Sandblasted and serious.
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Breaking News: Paul Newman's Rolex Daytona Ref. 6263 & One Of Steve McQueen's Heuer Monacos From 'Le Mans' Will Hit The Block At Phillips New York (Exclusive Live Pics)
Talk about a double-header...
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My Watch Story: Pushing A Tool Watch To Its Limits, A First Generation Family Heirloom, An Artist's TAG Heuer Carrera, And More
Five video stories from HODINKEE readers.
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Introducing: The TAG Heuer Aquaracer 43mm Tortoiseshell Effect Calibre 5 Automatic
Slow and steady wins summer.
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Watches & Wonders 2026: The New Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Control Chronometre Collection & More
Jaeger-LeCoultre, the watchmaker's watchmaker, surprised us all with the launch of the new Master Control Chronometre collection, a new take on the long-running and ever-impressive collection. The Master Control takes...
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Introducing: The New TAG Heuer Aquaracer GMT
Surfin' GMT
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In-Depth: A Heuer Enthusiast's Thoughts On The New TAG Heuer Autavia Isograph
A classic chronograph was reimagined as a three-hand sport watch – so how did it turn out?
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Hands On: Patek Philippe Calatrava 24-Hour Alarm 5322G
Patek Philippe’s mastery of complications is evident at all levels. The brand’s ability to elevate even simple complications is on full display in the Calatrava 24-Hour Alarm 5322G, a smaller and more focused take on the alarm watch than the discontinued spider-like Alarm Travel Time 5520P from 2019. This puts the most refined alarm movement on the market in the popular hobnail-flanked Calatrava case, capped with punchy green and blue fumé dials. Initial thoughts Launched in 2019, Patek Philippe’s Alarm Travel Time ref. 5520 was a polarising design from the start, with the appearance of four crowns - three of which were actually screw-locked pushers - when combined with the four lugs giving the watch an octopoid appearance. Looks aside, it was Patek Philippe’s first wristwatch with an alarm, and introduced a refined new calibre. This year Patek Philippe builds on that foundation without the travel time functionality and streamlined looks, eliminating the appearance of an awkward double crown setting system. There is no actual change to the base movement’s functionality - save the deletion of the travel time module. Perhaps a decade ago this bright green dial, or even the blue, would feel out of place in a high-grade watch, but today it fits right into the brand’s extremely colourful and contemporary catalogue. Even so, the dial design is sure to be polarising, especially the conflict between the 12 o’clock marker and alarm indicator, which the latter s...
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Hands On: Patek Philippe Calatrava 24-Hour Alarm Ref. 5322G
Patek Philippe’s mastery of complications is evident at all levels. The brand’s ability to elevate even simple complications is on full display in the Calatrava 24-Hour Alarm 5322G, a smaller and more focused take on the alarm watch than the discontinued spider-like Alarm Travel Time 5520P from 2019. This puts the most refined alarm movement on the market in the popular hobnail-flanked Calatrava case, capped with punchy green and blue fumé dials. Initial thoughts Launched in 2019, Patek Philippe’s Alarm Travel Time ref. 5520 was a polarising design from the start, with the appearance of four crowns - three of which were actually screw-locked pushers - when combined with the four lugs giving the watch an octopoid appearance. Looks aside, it was Patek Philippe’s first wristwatch with an alarm, and introduced a refined new calibre. This year Patek Philippe builds on that foundation without the travel time functionality and streamlined looks, eliminating the appearance of an awkward double crown setting system. There is no actual change to the base movement’s functionality - save the deletion of the travel time module. Perhaps a decade ago this bright green dial, or even the blue, would feel out of place in a high-grade watch, but today it fits right into the brand’s extremely colourful and contemporary catalogue. Even so, the dial design is sure to be polarising, especially the conflict between the 12 o’clock marker and alarm indicator, which the latter s...
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Sunday Morning Showdown: Audemars Piguet Neo Frame Jumping Hour Vs. Cartier Tank À Guichets
Good morning, Fratelli, and welcome to another Sunday Morning Showdown. Slowly open your shutters, make yourself a nice cup of coffee, and sit back and relax. Today will be a discreet, sophisticated, and elegant showdown. Last year, Cartier reintroduced its famous Tank à Guichets in 18K rose gold, 18K yellow gold, and 950 platinum. At […] Visit Sunday Morning Showdown: Audemars Piguet Neo Frame Jumping Hour Vs. Cartier Tank À Guichets to read the full article.
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Watches & Wonder 2026: The New Space-Bound Bremont Supernova Collection & More
After Land, Sea and Air, the next step for Bremont is Space, as it launches the new Supernova collection. Making its debut with striking chronograph and a skeletonised tourbillon models, the new range is a bold and ed...