Baselworld 2019: The Tag Heuer Autavia is back, and this time it's here to stay...
A brand new collection (with a well-respected name) makes an appearance into the Tag Heuer collection coming under the iconic Autavia name. The aim with this range is to take inspiration from the original Autavia models from the past, make the most of the advanced watchmaking technology available at LVMH all while appealing to 'a new generation of adventurers.'
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I’m very lucky to have lots of watches, ranging from big names to tiny micro brands. And I obviously love them all, otherwise they wouldn’t be safely nestled in my watch drawer in the first...
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Yes its true. After 67 years of faithful service in some of the harshest places on Earth, Rolex have discontinued the Milgauss today. First introduced in 1956 the Milgauss was resistant to 1000 Gauss of...