Forget what you know about TAG Heuer’s Autavia series, because the new Calibre 5 Isograph range represents a fresh start. Back in 1962 Heuer took a chance and used the Autavia name on its new chronograph, even though the moniker had been used exclusively on dashboard timers since 1933. And now the Autavia name not only finds its way to… Read More
POSTED 27 Jul 2019
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