TAG Heuer CEO Jean-Claude Biver: Our Exclusive Baselworld Q&A
Jean-Claude Biver has been quick to action as the new CEO at TAG Heuer �C restructuring the brand, introducing new Carrera models, announcing an exceptionally economical tourbillon watch, and soon, the brand’s own smartwatch. Learn more in this exclusive interview conducted at Baselworld by R��diger Bucher, editor-in-chief of WatchTime’s German sister magazine, Chronos.RB: Mr. Biver, what is your strategy for TAG Heuer?JCB: The strategy remains the same. Only a certain amount of creativity and development has been shifted from the upper segment to our core business area. We’re making a shift by redistributing our forces.RB: Where does TAG Heuer have its core business?JCB: In the price range between 2,000 and 5,000 Swiss francs. We’ve invested the most in this price range. Let me show you something. (He shows me the new Carrera Calibre Heuer 01.)RB: Will this be the new look for the Carrera?JCB: Yes. This is the look of the future. All the Carreras will eventually

What Are Rolex Oyster Professional Watches? A History
Rolex Oyster Perpetual from 1953What exactly is a "Rolex Oyster Professional" watch? Most Rolex watches produced today use the brand's Oyster case which embodies years of development that started with the original Rolex Oyster watch from 1926. At the time Rolex pioneered the first ever watch case with screw down crown, bezel, and caseback that offered water resistance and dust protection, though it was not until 1953 that the Professional Collection was born.The idea of the Rolex Oyster Professional today is the perpetuation of timepiece models that were originally intended for professional use. That included watches for people engaged in diving, flying, automotive and sport racing, science and industrial work, as well as general planetary exploration. Rolex Oyster Professional watches by nature are more durable and utilitarian in design, and they also have in many instances additional production or testing steps added to their manufacture before they leave Rolex and go out to the cons

Aqua terra 41,5 coaxial vs explorer i 39mm
That prefer clock for day after day?Which has better movement?

Which would you choose? 14060 no box 16610 full kit
Hey guys.Have an option for a couple watches 14060 (2004) 2 liner No box or papers $4450Or 16610 (2007) full kit $5550Here are some pics. Never dealt with the seller before, he is also on my local classifieds so no feedback on any forums but has agreed to meet at a dealer. Please let me know if anything looks off14060:16610:Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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