tag heuer calibre 16 link vs calibre 17 link

The basic quartz model will be 40mm wide with a three-hand movement (called the Link Watch with Quartz Movement). At launch, there will be a lot of models with either Swiss quartz or mechanical movements. Link case sizes are going to be between 40 – 43mm wide for now. Clearly a very subtle feature, this element does a lot to enhance the look of the case. See how it isn’t actually round? This element slopes downward and is actually more cushion shaped – offering little corner bulges. You likely won’t notice this at first, but look at the polished outer bezel ring. The finishing is excellent, and there is a new feature that Tag Heuer hopes will add to the distinctiveness of the entire Link family. While the designs are varied, you can see how the bezel’s are richly polished with either Roman or Arabic numerals.

For now, gone is the rotating bezel replaced with a fixed polished bezel that hints to the piece’s dressy soul. Here you see much of the design of the new Link.

If you’ve felts the links of a Link bracelet before, you know that Tag Heuer’s process results in some of the nicest brushed surfaces around.Īs the core case and bracelet of the watch are softer looking and brushed, Tag Heuer wanted to create a contrast when it came to the dial and bezel. Save for the two-tone models in steel and gold, the links are brushed. Not sure how that concept plays in with the new bracelet. Tag Heuer designed the bracelet to have no exposed pins on the sides, so it was a tricky – but cleverly engineered bracelet. I did manage to size it myself, but it was a very involved process. I recall with previous bracelet, sizing it was a pain. The distance between the parts is much less. Making the links a bit more flush and less rounded. Going first to the bracelet, Tag Heuer streamlined the iconic look a lot.

Tag heuer calibre 16 link vs calibre 17 link