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TAG Heuer has something special for all you GI Joes, an all new G2 Titanium version of the Aquracer 300M Cal 5 with a ceramic divers bezel - called the Aquracer Camo.
Inspired by the Siberian Tundra, the Arctic-style camouflage pattern of the Aquaracer Camo has been applied to the dial as well as a mil.-style NATO strap.
The Aquaracer Camo offers everything you'd expect from a dive watch. This is due in no small part to the fact that it belongs to the Aquaracer collection, TAG Heuer's famous line of divers watches.
Water-resistant to 300 meters, the robust lightweight case is machined from Grade 2 Titanium with a matte black PVD treatment to reinforce its stealthy style, as nothing should catch the light or the enemy's eye.
The bezel has a minute track (graduated every minute for the first 15 minutes) and is made from matte black ceramic, which is also particularly scratch-resistant.
While the black PVD-coated solid G2 Ti caseback sports the iconic divers helmet least we we forget that this is a diver.
Once again we see camouflage being used in Swiss watchmaking HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE.
So what do you think? Is camouflage something that translates well on a divers watch, does it have any lasting appeal or is it just another fad?
Continue reading...
Let us know your thoughts and impressions.
TAG Heuer has something special for all you GI Joes, an all new G2 Titanium version of the Aquracer 300M Cal 5 with a ceramic divers bezel - called the Aquracer Camo.
Inspired by the Siberian Tundra, the Arctic-style camouflage pattern of the Aquaracer Camo has been applied to the dial as well as a mil.-style NATO strap.
The Aquaracer Camo offers everything you'd expect from a dive watch. This is due in no small part to the fact that it belongs to the Aquaracer collection, TAG Heuer's famous line of divers watches.
Water-resistant to 300 meters, the robust lightweight case is machined from Grade 2 Titanium with a matte black PVD treatment to reinforce its stealthy style, as nothing should catch the light or the enemy's eye.
The bezel has a minute track (graduated every minute for the first 15 minutes) and is made from matte black ceramic, which is also particularly scratch-resistant.
While the black PVD-coated solid G2 Ti caseback sports the iconic divers helmet least we we forget that this is a diver.
Once again we see camouflage being used in Swiss watchmaking HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE.
So what do you think? Is camouflage something that translates well on a divers watch, does it have any lasting appeal or is it just another fad?
Continue reading...
Let us know your thoughts and impressions.