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TAG Heuer Aquaracer Carbon Watches
Forget everything you think you know about watches, close your eyes for a minute, then look at the new TAG Heuer Aquaracer Carbon and ask yourself, simply, “does it look cool?” Regardless of your answer, for a brief moment you were perhaps able to experience the viewpoint of the TAG Heuer Aquaracer Carbon’s apparent target audience. Perhaps not. Looking cool and fashionable, as it certainly does, seem to be given precedence over legibility and the presence of actual carbon that the name and look of the watches suggest. Carbon can be found here and there in small amounts, but this titanium-cased watch is more about the “carbon look.”The TAG Heuer Aquaracer Carbon watches, the brand says, are inspired by the recent TAG Heuer Monaco Bamford watch (hands-on) and are part of a series we can expect to see expanded over the coming months. While thematically following the $8,100 Monaco’s lead, these Aquaracers are significantly less expensive for a few reaso
Ming 27.01 Watch Introduces Its Second Generation Of Design Language
Just over two years after Ming watches debuted, the design-forward independent is launching what's being touted as the follow-up to its debut 17.01 watch, aptly named the Ming 27.01. With a new more elaborate case and dial, as well as movement, the 27.01 does appear to be a substantial step forward for the brand. It's also a sign that founder Ming Thein is feeling quite bullish about the brand he's successfully built and grown since the 27.01, which debuts its "second-generation design language,"is priced about four times as much as the 17.01.SPECIFICATIONSBrand: MingModel: 27.01Dimensions: 38mm-wide, 6.9mm-thickWater Resistance: 50MCase Material: steelCrystal/Lens: sapphire, double anti-reflective coatingMovement: Ming 7001.M1 (modified ETA 7001)Power Reserve: 42 hoursStrap/Bracelet: burgundy calfskin leatherPrice & Availability: 3,950 CHF