Despite Heuer’s deep links with Formula 1, there were very few F1 drivers who have the honour of having a watch named after them. Yes, we have a “Siffert“, “Rindt” and even “Derek Bell” Autavia, but these are unofficial names given by collectors to particular models, rather than being official designations. “Driver Edition” watches are something of a modern phenomenon-… Read More
POSTED 10 Sep 2013
Titanium
The Heuer Titanium used advanced materials- a titanium case and carbon-fibre inserts- and was on sale in the 1980s.
The Chronograph version of the Heuer Titanium uses either a quartz Calibre 185 or an automatic LWO 283 movement.
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Ultimate Guide to the Heuer/ TAG Heuer Titanium
While the internet offers collectors and prospective buyers a great way of researching and finding watches, there is still nothing like looking through a nice printed catalogue to get you in the buying mood. In looking through one of these catalogues, it was interesting to see the mix of new technologies and materials that TAG Heuer offer- mechanical quartz, titanium… Read More
POSTED 05 Jun 2010
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