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TAG Heuer Carrera 1887 Automatic Chronograph Compared To Carrera Heuer 01 Watch Review
Having just visited the TAG Heuer website, I learned that there are currently 120 different TAG Heuer Carrera models available as of the time of writing this article. Among them are the TAG Heuer Carrera 1887 Automatic Chronograph and the TAG Heuer Carrera Heuer 01 that I will compare in this review. Yes, that number includes men’s (97 of them) and women’s models, as well as all the style variations available – but in short, that is a lot of Carrera watches to choose from.Being the most popular collection of watches from Swiss TAG Heuer with roots to the early 1960s, the Carrera collection is meant to have wide appeal. That means models in various case sizes (from about 40mm wide to 45mm wide for men), with various movements, and various complications, as well as various aesthetic styles can be had. Another way of breaking down the variety of TAG Heuer Carrera models is into watches which celebrate the past with more retro designs, and those which celebrate today with
De Bethune DB25T Zodiac Tourbillon Watch Hands-On
Mention De Bethune and you are probably thinking of something that is out of this world and futuristic looking. However, the De Bethune DB25T Zodiac Tourbillon is nothing quite like that. In fact, it looks pretty ordinary. It has a relatively conventional looking dial with no fancy Star Trek-like tourbillon bridges and its case doesn't even have the floating lugs that some of De Bethune's other watches are known for. So what is it about the DB25T Zodiac Tourbillon that makes it special and worthy of deeper mention? Well, the ovals surrounding the dial with the signs of the Zodiac (and the name of the watch) give that away. Let’s take a look at this De Bethune that strays from the brand DNA on the dial, but retains that identity somewhat funnily enough on the case back.All images by Ariel AdamsBut before we begin, a little clarification is probably necessary about the DB25 collection. When I mention De Bethune, most people are probably thinking of something that looks otherworldly