I'd say it's the other way round actually![]()
I'd say it's the other way round actually![]()
Can anyone tell me what type of movement the Grand Carrera Calibre 8 has? Is it an ETA movement or in house?
I think GCs are all ETAs highly modified to be what TAG calls Rotating Discs. They should be nice.
TAG Heuer :
2000 Classic auto -silver
S/EL Leather auto -ss/gold
Formula 1 -1st edition -green
Kirium F1
Heuer :
Carrera -1st re-issue -solid gold
Monaco -1st re-issue
trackmaster 1975
Thanks for the list, and all the great info here.
I just ordered this watch:
Aquaracer Calibre S CAF7010.BA0815
Based on posts I became aware most Tag Heuers are using someone else's movement.
This thread shows my watch has an in house movement, as I had no clue as to movements I'd appreciate any input available as to if this is a good or bad unit.
I don't have it yet but chose it based on style and reviews gleaned from the web.
Thanks
It certainly is an interesting movement, very legible chrono, I'm happy with my F1 Calibre S, actually I'm wearing it now, but you should be aware of this "feature" -> Craftsmenship issues with Carrera Calibre S? : minute hand has a bit of "play" by design.
Last edited by webvan; December 26th, 2009 at 21:56.
Thanks for the link, it is coming from an AD so if there is a problem it shouldn't be a problem. I will set it and pay attention before I wear it thanks to your help!
how about the calibre 2 in monaco 69? does it uses eta in the automatic side?
Not sure about ETA, but it's not an automatic AFAIK, it's a manual movement.
All the mechanisms of TAG Heuer, here:
http://www.relojes-especiales.com/fo...17#post1207817
Regards
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