My Tag Heuer Aquaracer 300
Discussion
Hi guys,
I know this will pale into insignificance against some of the watches here, but this is my first foray into the watch 'scene', and I absolutely love it. I bought it in January as a bit of a reward after a really hard first semester in my final year at university, with a view to wearing it to my graduate role, which at that point was undecided. I got the graduate role, and I've got the watch, so I suppose I'm all set
The pictures were quickly shot, so they're not particularly artsy. Hopefully they show it ok.
I think my next watch will be a Tissot or a Christopher Ward; Panerai / IWC / Bell and Ross will just have to wait!
Cheers
I know this will pale into insignificance against some of the watches here, but this is my first foray into the watch 'scene', and I absolutely love it. I bought it in January as a bit of a reward after a really hard first semester in my final year at university, with a view to wearing it to my graduate role, which at that point was undecided. I got the graduate role, and I've got the watch, so I suppose I'm all set
The pictures were quickly shot, so they're not particularly artsy. Hopefully they show it ok.
I think my next watch will be a Tissot or a Christopher Ward; Panerai / IWC / Bell and Ross will just have to wait!
Cheers
Miguel Alvarez said:
Nothing to be ashamed of. It's a nice classy looking watch that should last you a long time. Well done and congrats.
Absolutely.... Nothing wrong with TAG at all in my book
.... I have a very similar model, and I have to say, it's one tough watch.... Mine has been battered and bruised, and takes the knocks...It's 6 years old now, and has required nothing other than a coupl of batteries...... It's a great watch
iphonedyou said:
Hi guys,
I know this will pale into insignificance against some of the watches here, but this is my first foray into the watch 'scene', and I absolutely love it. I bought it in January as a bit of a reward after a really hard first semester in my final year at university, with a view to wearing it to my graduate role, which at that point was undecided. I got the graduate role, and I've got the watch, so I suppose I'm all set
The pictures were quickly shot, so they're not particularly artsy. Hopefully they show it ok.
I think my next watch will be a Tissot or a Christopher Ward; Panerai / IWC / Bell and Ross will just have to wait!
Cheers
Great first "proper" watch - I suspect a lot of us have something similar. I have a Tag 2000 from 1996 which I still wear and enjoy.I know this will pale into insignificance against some of the watches here, but this is my first foray into the watch 'scene', and I absolutely love it. I bought it in January as a bit of a reward after a really hard first semester in my final year at university, with a view to wearing it to my graduate role, which at that point was undecided. I got the graduate role, and I've got the watch, so I suppose I'm all set
The pictures were quickly shot, so they're not particularly artsy. Hopefully they show it ok.
I think my next watch will be a Tissot or a Christopher Ward; Panerai / IWC / Bell and Ross will just have to wait!
Cheers
Zigster said:
Great first "proper" watch - I suspect a lot of us have something similar. I have a Tag 2000 from 1996 which I still wear and enjoy.
+1I got a TAG Formula 1 for my 21st birthday, like this one:
It came with me when I sailed around the world and has been sitting on my wrist for the past couple of days. It's now 21 and a bit years old itself !!
It may be a little bit small on my wrist now, but I can see my daughter getting it when she gets a little older.
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