I love the idea of solar quartz in a high quality case and think this titanium case is really sharp. A thinner, reliable, lightweight, and nice looking watch has great appeal to me. If it were $1500 I would probably buy one today.
I just saw, and tried on, this watch at a local jewelry store today. I loved everything about it, except the price. So I walked away. I do have a number of solar watches, various brands, and think they are great.
Have one and I really enjoy it. Looks even better in person. Love the angles with the matte finish. But, the dial brings back some pop.. just enough. Super comfy... And, accurate, of course, but it REALLY is. It does not have tool-free microadjust. But, the quick "easy extension" adds just enough breathing space when I need it without being too loose. I sort of appreciate the fact this may not be for everyone, and thus a rarer sighting in the wild which is a plus for me. It is rather pricey. But, in addition to the great things I like about it, the price tag goes with a widely known luxury brand and a distinctive design which should be immediately recognizable by those who know.
@@e28forever30 Wow, the fanboy tag hater is really out to span these comments eh?! If you ever want to promote to the world how little money you have or how little you respect that other people have their own tastes and opinions, follow this loser!
I read this comment before he mentioned the price and I legit thought this was the actual, post-COVID price with inflation and higher prices of luxury watches included. What an insane price they've tagged this watch with...
I’m thinking about buying one I’m torn . I been using a hydroconquest for the last 2 1/2 years and I’m ready for a change . I found it for 2300 but i also noticed the auto is $2000. How much more durable is titanium ? Do you think that bezel will scratch easy ?
@@e28forever30 Nah, I think you hate your Citizens. The fact that you're constantly on channels bashing other watches shows a lot of insecurity in what you have.
I have one and it’s a really great watch. Really wearable. Perfectly accurate of course. Can put up with anything (eg if you are going for a jog later in the day.) - it’s my most robust, go anywhere, luxury watch.
@@fark69 paid full price but got a free speaker. I don’t think a better deal was around as this was on the first day of launch. If there is some stock about now perhaps a discount possible.
@@e28forever30 didn’t feel as comfortable jogging in my automatics. Have done it and would probably be fine to do regularly. But the titanium / quartz of the Tag are perfect for it.
thats the watch I have! I bought NOS for 700$ canadian. I really like it because it's 37mm I never thought ide see a comment so specific! you must really know watches!
@@nickgee7291Damn, lucky you! I got one for around 400 cad, Not NOS but seemed pretty good from the pics. Prices for these are kinda all over the place.
I think given the reliability of solar, it's transition to a premium product is justified, while I do agree with most that it's overpriced, it's been a great daily watch for me in the past couple weeks
How much more durable is that Titanium? I’m looking for a new daily . I was thinking this is a hood option but I’m just wondering does that bezel scratch easily? I found it for $2300.
@Pete in my experience it hasn't scratched and I'm fairly rough with it. The bracelet is prone to very light markings but as I've said I've been quite rough with it.
Personally I am ok with the price and would consider buying this. But the lack of on the fly micro adjustment turns me off. I like the idea of the solar movement, reminds me of the Cartier solarbeat!
This watch looks amazing but it’s just way too expensive. A solar powered citizen (same movement?) in upgraded super titanium is about 1/6th the price.
@@DCTag It’s an advantage. You’ll receive value for money, no nonsense. And the Citizen will be an actual dive watch, from a company that has a long tradition of building excellent tool watches.
@@Nightfury0695 Exactly. The absolute basic Eco Drive movement, not even radio controlled.. They assume their customers are morons. Probably most of them are just that…
Love that a Swiss company is actually doing this. But it better be special for a quartz. It’s 9F territory. Do they calibrate each movement for its specific crystal’s thermal variance? It is a chronometer (+-10s/year)? Made to be serviced and to last a lifetime?
Citizen with their promaster eco-drive dive watches in duratec titanium cost a third of the price of this Tag Heuer Solargraph, and having the same specs and performance.
Pretty sure there is a quick way of adjusting the strap as there is an extra link that is stored under the clasp that you can click out to make it longer
I remember in the late 80s and early90s when tag were popular, everyone was buying fakes, I know I know, yes people used to like them that much. For a quartz , fashion follow the crowd sort of people,who were more interested in the brand name than the watch itself........sort of the way Rolex is now , making customers jump through hoops to get on a wait-list for the honor of giving your money to them 😁😁😁😁mark my words Rolex will go the same way. With their pre owned rubbish that costs twice as much new ones. They will either wake up or die the same death as tag
Me neither. Love that a Swiss company is actually doing this though, because not many seem to be able to. There is a market for quartz, it being more accurate and durable. But it better be special for a quartz. It’s 9F territory price wise. Do they calibrate each movement for its specific crystal’s thermal variance? It is a chronometer (+-10s/year)? Made to be serviced and to last a lifetime? I have a feeling the Swiss don’t really know how to do quartz, or care to do it properly. It’s a rip off. But so are in reality any Swiss luxury watches in the first place too. Really, automatics aren’t actually any more innately better in this regard. With a bit of luck of the draw you can have an automatic Seiko that runs like a Rolex once it’s adjusted, for a hundred bucks. It’s indeed a whole different league obviously. Not saying they’re anything like the same. Only that it’s obviously also not 50 to 100 times the price kind of different. That’s just brainwashing from the Swiss.
Grand Seiko this, Grand Seiko that. They make great a quartz, but so what. A cheap quartz tells great time. This is a titanium cased bang-around watch that is ultra light with perfect proportions. That's it. Not fancy at all, it's the opposite of fancy! Not everyone wants an overengineered, overly shiney, Japanese steering wheel on their wrist.
If you look up the movement, you'll find it's based on the Citizen E168 which can be found in $200 ProMaster divers. Not sure how I'll derive $2800 in additional value just from the materials and finishing...
I really wish TAG would have offer more clarity regarding the movement in this watch. I have a feeling, despite what some may say, that it is a standard Citizen Eco-Drive movement. These Solargraph watches are cool but I have a hard time paying $2-3,000 for a Citizen I can get for under $200
Lacking a thermocompensated High Accuracy Quartz (HAQ) movement makes it hard to justify the $3000 dollar price point when you can get a Grand Seiko 9F or Citizen Chronomaster in titanium for that.
I’ll just wait for someone to sell it and get it on the secondary market. 😂 reckon it will be 3K sgd within year end. Tried it on it’s comfy but yeah for the price ur better off w Grand seiko quartz model or just stick to affordable citizen ones instead
Imagine if they just removed the "Aquaracer" and "TAG" altogether. Just "Heuer" and "Solargraph" with WR rating. I bet TAG would sell a lot more watches if they just branded with "Heuer." The same goes for Mont Blanc, they should just change to Minerva.
I disagree. 99% of buyers of these watches don't know anything about Heuer and probably only know TAG Heuer from its marketing. I grew up only knowing TAG Heuer as a watch cool actors wore. They would definitely sell less watches if they rebranded to lose TAG, even if that would be a cooler, retro-inspired move
I like this Tag watch the most. It's desgin elements "speak to me" more than others. it' s unique....not the geneeric looing "dive watch look". Is it worth it? Well, I'm not sure it actually has that much competition....the Seiko Solar watches? 1/3 the cost but they have a rep for "Hit miss QC"....something I'm not willing to take a risk on even with a Deiko priced watch. Even the Garmin Solar watches have a better rep...my problem with them is....their LCD or AMLED screens might wash out in bright sunny days. Prefer an aalogue watch. Bulova? Do they make solar analogue watches?Citizen??
Tag charges $3050 for a 3 hand quartz watch without any special features, made out of grade 2 titanium which will scratch easily, with what's still a basic bracelet. It's a good looking watch, but I'm not seeing any justification here for a price over maybe $1500, $2000 if I want to be charitable.
You can get the new SW-300-1 Sinn T50 with tegimented grade 5 titanium for a few hundred more than this watch. TAG must have gotten drunk when pricing this
@@gusdapperton8895 It's less outrageous but still overpriced. I wouldn't pay more than 1500€ for that watch... which would still be twice as much as my titanium solar Seiko...
Overpriced, yes. Everyone easily say "seiko, citizen, or casio offer something that is equivalent to this at 1/10th of the price", but I beg to differ. Design-wise, this watch is quite unique; notable brand, nice iteration of heritage design, sandblasted titanium that gives an everyday tool watch vibe, easy wear sub 40mm size, a somewhat luxury-ish but simple dial, and mini diver extension feature. Tudor Pelagos39 falls into a similar category, maybe. Anyway, I would pick this model over steel Aqua racer with Selita mechanical movement, day and night.
I agree with you about the design but it is definitely an overpriced watch. If they have put a Citizen high accuracy solar quartz from the Chronomaster lineup, it would have been a better value proposition but this movement is a run of the mill eco drive movement you find in $200 citizen eco drive watches. Plus the grade 2 titanium nothing to boast about, Citizen super titanium is superior and still costs less with different finishing on the case. If it was $1000 cheaper, could have gotten behind the pricing.
You can get a full titanium AUTOMATIC Aquaracer right now online for the same price as this. Just comparing this to other TAG watches it's overpriced, you don't even have to look at other brands to know that
The clasp has three positions for the pin, allowing for micro adjustment, but a tool is required, thus lacking the "on the fly" component. Granted, it's not a difficult adjustment to make and doesn't require a specialized tool, but you get the idea.
I tried this on in the store when servicing my TAG. I don’t think it’s worth the price, at least 25% overpriced at RRP. The normal automatic Aquaracer (especially the gradient dials) is better value.
Cutting costs /corners on the bracelet is a no go at this price !!! Unfortunately it's a development one can see with many other high end watch brands nowadays !
Why is it always broke people in the comments of every Tag video. If you can’t afford a 3K watch, you’re better off browsing light-up Casios. Don’t come here hating on a brand cos your broke ass can’t afford it.
For the price, no, sorry. The Tag 300M ceramic 300M automatic is close to the same price. Much better than this. Quartz SHOULD be cheaper, not the same, and certainly not because it's using a solar movement which is Citizen's. The Titanium case could argue a touch more than steel, but this watch should be (for tag) $1,500 MSRP not $3k!
I honestly think that's still overpriced for this watch. For just a few hundred more, you can get an all titanium Oris Propilot X with its in-house caliber from the grey market.
There is a lot to like...but at this price, no micro-adjust and pin and collar links are now unacceptable. I have never owned a TAG Heuer but have never really understood the watch geek hate. I do not "hate" quartz but I would rather have an auto if all I am getting is a 3-hand + date. If I am getting a quartz, I want some extra features like the Breitling Aerospace, Seiko "Arnie" or any G-Shock.
Pin and collar is the best (safest) way to secure a watch bracelet. Yes, it can be a bit of a pain in the neck when it comes to resizing compared to most screw-pin bracelets, but still.
There is a hidden one hidden quick half micro adjustment link on that watch. The reviewer missed it (or he had a prototype that does not have it). There is also 3 level classical micro adjustment on the buckle.
Ha! They need to check themselves. Pin adjusted bracelet, no tooless micro adjust. So basically you’re telling us to buy a citizen? A much more valuable watch with better heritage. Seems like this was more of a pat on the back for them trying (but failing) to make a good watch.
I love the idea of solar quartz in a high quality case and think this titanium case is really sharp. A thinner, reliable, lightweight, and nice looking watch has great appeal to me. If it were $1500 I would probably buy one today.
agree the price point diminishes the value proposition of this watch!
I wouldn't buy that piece of shit for anything more than $200
I just saw, and tried on, this watch at a local jewelry store today. I loved everything about it, except the price. So I walked away. I do have a number of solar watches, various brands, and think they are great.
Not a Tag fan but I really like the design on this and overall dimensions are great.
Have one and I really enjoy it. Looks even better in person. Love the angles with the matte finish. But, the dial brings back some pop.. just enough. Super comfy... And, accurate, of course, but it REALLY is. It does not have tool-free microadjust. But, the quick "easy extension" adds just enough breathing space when I need it without being too loose.
I sort of appreciate the fact this may not be for everyone, and thus a rarer sighting in the wild which is a plus for me.
It is rather pricey. But, in addition to the great things I like about it, the price tag goes with a widely known luxury brand and a distinctive design which should be immediately recognizable by those who know.
You should thank Citizen for the accuracy.
@@e28forever30 Wow, the fanboy tag hater is really out to span these comments eh?! If you ever want to promote to the world how little money you have or how little you respect that other people have their own tastes and opinions, follow this loser!
An excellent $1500 watch.
I read this comment before he mentioned the price and I legit thought this was the actual, post-COVID price with inflation and higher prices of luxury watches included. What an insane price they've tagged this watch with...
At most…
Here's hoping we can pick it up at that price in a year or so.
Yeah, or more like an excellent $1000 watch.
I’m thinking about buying one I’m torn . I been using a hydroconquest for the last 2 1/2 years and I’m ready for a change . I found it for 2300 but i also noticed the auto is $2000. How much more durable is titanium ? Do you think that bezel will scratch easy ?
I love my titanium watches. The weight, how it doesn't react to the skin, the silky feel, the way is less cold on the skin.
Yep, love my titanium Citizen watches.
@@e28forever30 Nah, I think you hate your Citizens. The fact that you're constantly on channels bashing other watches shows a lot of insecurity in what you have.
It certainly is a step in the right direction, but there is a lot missing to justify the price.
I have one and it’s a really great watch. Really wearable. Perfectly accurate of course. Can put up with anything (eg if you are going for a jog later in the day.) - it’s my most robust, go anywhere, luxury watch.
Did you pay $3000 or did the AD / boutique give you a good discount on it?
@@fark69 paid full price but got a free speaker. I don’t think a better deal was around as this was on the first day of launch. If there is some stock about now perhaps a discount possible.
Wow, impressive, a watch that can withstand the extreme forces of jogging…
Seriously?
@@e28forever30 didn’t feel as comfortable jogging in my automatics. Have done it and would probably be fine to do regularly. But the titanium / quartz of the Tag are perfect for it.
@@justingalore123 thanks for telling us and keeping consumers informed!
Tag Heuer need to reintroduce their entry level steel quartz dive watches like they had with the 2000 series wk1110
thats the watch I have! I bought NOS for 700$ canadian. I really like it because it's 37mm I never thought ide see a comment so specific! you must really know watches!
And the wk1113 😃
@@nickgee7291Damn, lucky you! I got one for around 400 cad, Not NOS but seemed pretty good from the pics.
Prices for these are kinda all over the place.
I think given the reliability of solar, it's transition to a premium product is justified, while I do agree with most that it's overpriced, it's been a great daily watch for me in the past couple weeks
How much more durable is that Titanium? I’m looking for a new daily . I was thinking this is a hood option but I’m just wondering does that bezel scratch easily? I found it for $2300.
@Pete in my experience it hasn't scratched and I'm fairly rough with it. The bracelet is prone to very light markings but as I've said I've been quite rough with it.
@@pmac206 Did you wind up making the purchase?
Personally I am ok with the price and would consider buying this. But the lack of on the fly micro adjustment turns me off. I like the idea of the solar movement, reminds me of the Cartier solarbeat!
It does have a small extension, like rolex easy link.
Thanks for the review! What is that date wheel wall hanging and where do I get one?!
It's a Perpetual Calendar from Tait Design Co. and it's something we usually carry in the Windup Watch Shop under Accessories.
This watch looks amazing but it’s just way too expensive. A solar powered citizen (same movement?) in upgraded super titanium is about 1/6th the price.
except it's a Citizen.....
@@DCTag They make nicer watches than Tag that's for sure.
@@DCTag
It’s an advantage.
You’ll receive value for money, no nonsense.
And the Citizen will be an actual dive watch, from a company that has a long tradition of building excellent tool watches.
It depends what the accuracy is, any idea? They mention it has superior accuracy but that’s subjective.
@@e28forever30 Wow, who'd have though the tag hater would show up here! lol
How accurate is the quartz movement? Are we talking Grand Seiko or Seiko accuracy?
+/-15 seconds a month. It's a basic Citizen eco drive movement. They didn't even use a high accuracy Chronomaster eco-drive for this price.
@@Nightfury0695
Exactly.
The absolute basic Eco Drive movement, not even radio controlled..
They assume their customers are morons.
Probably most of them are just that…
@@e28forever30 Get laid, bro.
@@tricky92x
Get a brain bro.
@@e28forever30 get some originality
Love that a Swiss company is actually doing this. But it better be special for a quartz. It’s 9F territory. Do they calibrate each movement for its specific crystal’s thermal variance? It is a chronometer (+-10s/year)? Made to be serviced and to last a lifetime?
Citizen with their promaster eco-drive dive watches in duratec titanium cost a third of the price of this Tag Heuer Solargraph, and having the same specs and performance.
Exactly.
The smart choice for the thinking man.
Only wished citizen made watches that weren’t huge on the wrist
And they look like shit. But yeah, cheaper price. Makes sense.
Pretty sure there is a quick way of adjusting the strap as there is an extra link that is stored under the clasp that you can click out to make it longer
I didn't hear anything that supports a $3k price for a solar quartz. Does it come with a gold bar worth $2,800?
My thoughts exactly. Seems to me Tag Heuer need to stop selling watches and become comedians.
I remember in the late 80s and early90s when tag were popular, everyone was buying fakes, I know I know, yes people used to like them that much.
For a quartz , fashion follow the crowd sort of people,who were more interested in the brand name than the watch itself........sort of the way Rolex is now , making customers jump through hoops to get on a wait-list for the honor of giving your money to them 😁😁😁😁mark my words Rolex will go the same way.
With their pre owned rubbish that costs twice as much new ones. They will either wake up or die the same death as tag
It’s made of titanic. So it’s unsinkable. I’m so drunk. 😴
Me neither. Love that a Swiss company is actually doing this though, because not many seem to be able to. There is a market for quartz, it being more accurate and durable. But it better be special for a quartz. It’s 9F territory price wise. Do they calibrate each movement for its specific crystal’s thermal variance? It is a chronometer (+-10s/year)? Made to be serviced and to last a lifetime?
I have a feeling the Swiss don’t really know how to do quartz, or care to do it properly. It’s a rip off. But so are in reality any Swiss luxury watches in the first place too. Really, automatics aren’t actually any more innately better in this regard. With a bit of luck of the draw you can have an automatic Seiko that runs like a Rolex once it’s adjusted, for a hundred bucks. It’s indeed a whole different league obviously. Not saying they’re anything like the same. Only that it’s obviously also not 50 to 100 times the price kind of different. That’s just brainwashing from the Swiss.
A watch is more than just its movement.
If it had the anti backlash tech that Grand Seiko does where it actually hits each marker on the second, I’d buy it
This is NOWHERE near what Grand Seiko has to offer.
In fact, this is basically the cheapest low tier Eco Drive in fancy dress.
Grand Seiko this, Grand Seiko that. They make great a quartz, but so what. A cheap quartz tells great time. This is a titanium cased bang-around watch that is ultra light with perfect proportions. That's it. Not fancy at all, it's the opposite of fancy!
Not everyone wants an overengineered, overly shiney, Japanese steering wheel on their wrist.
If you look up the movement, you'll find it's based on the Citizen E168 which can be found in $200 ProMaster divers. Not sure how I'll derive $2800 in additional value just from the materials and finishing...
Probably an E168 with some gold plated parts.😂
Ridiculous.
A decent leather bag for 400 dollars would hold more items than an LV 4K bag. Doesn’t mean anything. 😂
The titanium is nice, is the extra 1k worth it to have than the stainless steel?
I really wish TAG would have offer more clarity regarding the movement in this watch. I have a feeling, despite what some may say, that it is a standard Citizen Eco-Drive movement. These Solargraph watches are cool but I have a hard time paying $2-3,000 for a Citizen I can get for under $200
Wish they made an automatic at 40mm x 10mm
Lacking a thermocompensated High Accuracy Quartz (HAQ) movement makes it hard to justify the $3000 dollar price point when you can get a Grand Seiko 9F or Citizen Chronomaster in titanium for that.
I really love this watch, although you are certainly paying a premium for the name
I think it looks and feel great, but can't do that price
Really like quartz, but damn that’s a steep price. Good dimensions but I feel like the price pays a lot for the brand.
I liked the design but was taken back by the $3k price point for a quartz watch, way too many choices for automatics in that price range.
I’ll just wait for someone to sell it and get it on the secondary market. 😂 reckon it will be 3K sgd within year end. Tried it on it’s comfy but yeah for the price ur better off w Grand seiko quartz model or just stick to affordable citizen ones instead
did u buy it eventually?
I love it; but then, I have been a Heuer fan since 1967.
How much for tht Quartz again???
Imagine if they just removed the "Aquaracer" and "TAG" altogether. Just "Heuer" and "Solargraph" with WR rating. I bet TAG would sell a lot more watches if they just branded with "Heuer." The same goes for Mont Blanc, they should just change to Minerva.
I disagree. 99% of buyers of these watches don't know anything about Heuer and probably only know TAG Heuer from its marketing. I grew up only knowing TAG Heuer as a watch cool actors wore. They would definitely sell less watches if they rebranded to lose TAG, even if that would be a cooler, retro-inspired move
I like this Tag watch the most. It's desgin elements "speak to me" more than others. it' s unique....not the geneeric looing "dive watch look". Is it worth it? Well, I'm not sure it actually has that much competition....the Seiko Solar watches? 1/3 the cost but they have a rep for "Hit miss QC"....something I'm not willing to take a risk on even with a Deiko priced watch.
Even the Garmin Solar watches have a better rep...my problem with them is....their LCD or AMLED screens might wash out in bright sunny days. Prefer an aalogue watch. Bulova? Do they make solar analogue watches?Citizen??
Tag charges $3050 for a 3 hand quartz watch without any special features, made out of grade 2 titanium which will scratch easily, with what's still a basic bracelet.
It's a good looking watch, but I'm not seeing any justification here for a price over maybe $1500, $2000 if I want to be charitable.
Hoping to get it for half the retail price on Chrono24, in a not so far future 😂
You can get the new SW-300-1 Sinn T50 with tegimented grade 5 titanium for a few hundred more than this watch. TAG must have gotten drunk when pricing this
@@AlphaConde-qy7vi is $2000 reasonable?
@@gusdapperton8895 It's less outrageous but still overpriced. I wouldn't pay more than 1500€ for that watch... which would still be twice as much as my titanium solar Seiko...
Overpriced, yes. Everyone easily say "seiko, citizen, or casio offer something that is equivalent to this at 1/10th of the price", but I beg to differ. Design-wise, this watch is quite unique; notable brand, nice iteration of heritage design, sandblasted titanium that gives an everyday tool watch vibe, easy wear sub 40mm size, a somewhat luxury-ish but simple dial, and mini diver extension feature. Tudor Pelagos39 falls into a similar category, maybe. Anyway, I would pick this model over steel Aqua racer with Selita mechanical movement, day and night.
I agree with you about the design but it is definitely an overpriced watch. If they have put a Citizen high accuracy solar quartz from the Chronomaster lineup, it would have been a better value proposition but this movement is a run of the mill eco drive movement you find in $200 citizen eco drive watches. Plus the grade 2 titanium nothing to boast about, Citizen super titanium is superior and still costs less with different finishing on the case. If it was $1000 cheaper, could have gotten behind the pricing.
You can get a full titanium AUTOMATIC Aquaracer right now online for the same price as this. Just comparing this to other TAG watches it's overpriced, you don't even have to look at other brands to know that
@@Nightfury0695
Exactly.
It looks like an E168 movement, and those are accurate, reliable, but also dirt cheap…
Plus it’s 80 grams .. yes an 80grams! Now that’s a game changer
This Tag is terminator cool.
I believe this does have on the fly micro adjustments… could you correct this in your review?
The clasp has three positions for the pin, allowing for micro adjustment, but a tool is required, thus lacking the "on the fly" component. Granted, it's not a difficult adjustment to make and doesn't require a specialized tool, but you get the idea.
I watched other review video, and the guy showed some diver extension type of adjustment.
I tried this on in the store when servicing my TAG. I don’t think it’s worth the price, at least 25% overpriced at RRP. The normal automatic Aquaracer (especially the gradient dials) is better value.
Citizen do something very similar for about 2700 less.
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Cutting costs /corners on the bracelet is a no go at this price !!! Unfortunately it's a development one can see with many other high end watch brands nowadays !
Grand Seiko make the crapiest bracelets.
Why is it always broke people in the comments of every Tag video. If you can’t afford a 3K watch, you’re better off browsing light-up Casios. Don’t come here hating on a brand cos your broke ass can’t afford it.
For the price, no, sorry. The Tag 300M ceramic 300M automatic is close to the same price. Much better than this.
Quartz SHOULD be cheaper, not the same, and certainly not because it's using a solar movement which is Citizen's. The Titanium case could argue a touch more than steel, but this watch should be (for tag) $1,500 MSRP not $3k!
What’s the accuracy?
nice
This will be a nice watch bought used for 1.1k.
Why not buy a solar quartz from citizen with way more features for 10-15% of the price?
Different customers with very different tastes.
@@trvr
A fool and his money are easily separated.
That goes for a lot of rich folk…
they always miss the mark on pricing... it's a shame. These will go right to they grey market where they'll sell modestly for $1800
I honestly think that's still overpriced for this watch. For just a few hundred more, you can get an all titanium Oris Propilot X with its in-house caliber from the grey market.
What's different between this and a Citizen Eco Drive to justify the price difference?
Same question here.
I wish someone would crack one open, to check the movement.
There is a lot to like...but at this price, no micro-adjust and pin and collar links are now unacceptable. I have never owned a TAG Heuer but have never really understood the watch geek hate.
I do not "hate" quartz but I would rather have an auto if all I am getting is a 3-hand + date. If I am getting a quartz, I want some extra features like the Breitling Aerospace, Seiko "Arnie" or any G-Shock.
Pin and collar is the best (safest) way to secure a watch bracelet. Yes, it can be a bit of a pain in the neck when it comes to resizing compared to most screw-pin bracelets, but still.
There is a hidden one hidden quick half micro adjustment link on that watch. The reviewer missed it (or he had a prototype that does not have it).
There is also 3 level classical micro adjustment on the buckle.
The seconds hand doesn't like up with the indices. Terrible for this price
That’s Swiss attention to detail for you…
I love the design and the materials of the watch but I still can‘t justify dropping 3k€ for a quartz watch.
Ha! They need to check themselves. Pin adjusted bracelet, no tooless micro adjust. So basically you’re telling us to buy a citizen? A much more valuable watch with better heritage. Seems like this was more of a pat on the back for them trying (but failing) to make a good watch.
Why should we care about a quartz movement at a similar price point as high quality mechanical movements? I don’t get it.
A really cheap Quartz movement.
Accurate and reliable, but very basic.
It’s only $2,250USD in Australia ($3,450 AUD) for anyone interested/travelling.
I literally can't take the opinion of someone on a watch seriously, when said person wears the watch on the wrong wrist ! :-)
What makes a wrist right or wrong?
Left handed/ambidextrous folks are notoriously untrustworthy, I guess?
Worth it as an automatic not as a quartz
$3k!?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This thing is cool but waayyy overpriced
More expensive but not comparable with a sinn ux
Not worth that kind of money.
I'm not paying more than $300 for a quartz watch.
If you want a really good analog Quartz, you’ll have to pay a bit more..
$3000??????!!!!!!
Too high for the price would rather keep buying Citizen and Seiko Solar divers..
Smart thinking.
Real dive watches, not toys for posers.
I think a Citizen pro-master titanium is a better buy. Unless your into wearing the name on your wrist to impress people who don’t like you anyway.
A fool and his money are easily separated.
That goes for a lot of rich folks.
Wears on the right wrist like a weirdo
Love all the whiners crying about the price because they can’t afford it. Don’t watch the video then. Go play with your Timex.
If it perfectly hits every marker, I'll justify the price
Saw this live; it looks cheap and awful.
Only if it’s automatic…