The Buyer’s Guide to Getting a Vintage Tag Heuer Watch
Buying a vintage watch can be a bit of a minefield. First of all, you’re going to need to educate yourself on models that haven’t seen the light of day for 30 or 40 years….
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The Five Best Tag Heuer Black Watches of All-Time
You can’t go wrong with a black watch. Timeless, classic, elegant, and a score of other superlatives, a black timepiece will add a touch of class to anything you choose to pair it with. And…
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The Five Best Tag Heuer Diamond Watches Money Can Buy
TAG Heuer may be considered the affordable Swiss watch maker, but don’t confuse ‘affordable’ for ‘cheap’. And never mistake it for ‘second-rate’. TAG Heuer make great watches, fact. Some could even be described as modern-day…
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A Buyer’s Guide For The TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 1887 Chronograph
TAG Heuer might not be up there with the likes of Rolex, but no one’s going to deny it makes mighty fine watches. With its penchant for sporty little numbers, retro designs, and excellent craftmanship,…
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What Does Your TAG Heuer Serial Number Mean?
The first rule of buying a TAG Heuer watch? Don’t buy one that doesn’t have a serial number. If you do, you’re bringing home a fake (although just to be clear, a serial number in…
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The Five Best Patek Philippe Aquanaut Models of All-Time
The Patek Philippe Aquanaut is one of the luxury watch brand’s most popular models. The follow up to the popular Nautilus sports watch model, the Aquanaut is known for its tough 3 part water resistant…
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Does Cartier Make a Stainless Steel Watch?
The French designer brand Cartier is known for producing jewelry and accessories that are made of the finest materials. We were recently asked if Cartier makes a stainless steel watch? Although the company specializes in…
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The Used Chopard Watch: A Buyer’s Guide
The company Le Petit-Fils de L.-U. & Cie S.A. isn’t likely one you have heard about on a daily basis…but you have probably heard of Chopard, and the two are one and the same. Chopard…
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How the Bulova Accutron Changed Watches Forever
Joseph Bulova was 23 when he opened his first jewelry shop in 1875 in New York City. By 1911, he was making table clocks and pocket watches. Since they were such a novelty at the…
