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Maiden · 28 October 2014, 12:28 PM

Hi Tag was also my "gateway drug" into luxury watches and lead me to my current Sub C. My first, a 2008 aquaracer alarm is still running well. It has been everywhere, swimming, hunting, waterskiing, snow skiing, you name it. There is not a scratch on it and only one battery after 7 years. After purchasing my sub C I wanted a blue face diver (and not being able to afford a white gold sub yet) I picked up a blue faced automatic aquaracer. Beautiful watch at a great price. They also make some interesting chrono's, the Carrera with the 1887 movement is a piece I am considering (I have large wrists and the Daytona just looks too small on me for a chrono, one day maybe they will make a 42) So all in all, I like Tag Heuer, will always be room for one or two in my collection.

28 October 2014, 12:28 PM	#125
Maiden "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Canada Posts: 3,650	Like tag as well Hi Tag was also my "gateway drug" into luxury watches and lead me to my current Sub C. My first, a 2008 aquaracer alarm is still running well. It has been everywhere, swimming, hunting, waterskiing, snow skiing, you name it. There is not a scratch on it and only one battery after 7 years. After purchasing my sub C I wanted a blue face diver (and not being able to afford a white gold sub yet) I picked up a blue faced automatic aquaracer. Beautiful watch at a great price. They also make some interesting chrono's, the Carrera with the 1887 movement is a piece I am considering (I have large wrists and the Daytona just looks too small on me for a chrono, one day maybe they will make a 42) So all in all, I like Tag Heuer, will always be room for one or two in my collection.