Reply With QuoteTag have released a limited edition run of Formula 1s in small numbers.
I think I’d prefer them if they were quartz. I don’t like a tick vs a sweep on a full seconds hand but don’t mind quartz small seconds and would take the accuracy of quartz over a cheap auto.
Tag have released a limited edition run of Formula 1s in small numbers.
I like the Kith Los Angeles one. (blue bezel silver dial)
Loved F1's when I was a kid.
Those are drop dead 90’s - or was it 80’s? - classics. Probably a grand each now though?!?
Those are great!
1500 dollars is a bit eye-watering though.
Not sure if these have been mentioned yet?
https://www.seikowatches.com/uk-en/n.../pr/20240307-2
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Those new Tag F1's do look good. Let's hope now that they've gone to the effort of reproducing them for the collaboration, they decide to broaden out the range to non-LE. I'd be excited to see some more slightly muted colours and a bit of a reduction in price too.
I like them, but yeah £1400 (assuming that before import tax too) is bit steep! Can’t work out if it be reseller galore or not so could get one a good price a bit down the lineTag have released a limited edition run of Formula 1s in small numbers.
Saw this on Kickstarter, not my normal cup of tea but I quite like it.
Not silly money for something that would be unique iny collection. Hmmmm
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...?ref=discovery
No import tax on the £1400. I can see resellers trying to make a big profit but not sure if they’ll succeed.
I like them for nostalgia but my wrist is too big to pull off 35mm and my son is too young to appreciate one.
Personally I don't like the look of those Tags at all, but then I don't like the originals with that bezel style either.
...and once-again Seiko cheaps-out on the bezel insert! A slimmer bezel/wider dial would have been good too. Otherwise some good features, and I like the grey/gold colourway - £1,500 though!
I'm not sure why anyone would buy the tag for that much when an original is available for a fraction of the cost.
I've owned a few, they're great watches but over a grand? Nah.
Frankly, I’d rather have the swatch fifty fathoms and keep a grand in my pocket
I like the Blue one, and for $299.00 that's a decent price.
Saw this on Kickstarter, not my normal cup of tea but I quite like it.
Not silly money for something that would be unique iny collection. Hmmmm
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...?ref=discovery
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Farer have introduced the Baily , a new moonphase . With a natural aventurine dial .
https://wornandwound.com/introducing...enturine-dial/
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I bought the plastic cased originals for £99 and the steel for £199. They were Seiko diver equivalent priced at the time and TAG was actually more of an aspirational brand then than now imho. Another example of the now ludicrous price of watches!
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