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Tag Heuer Link Watch Collection For 2011
Among Tag Heuer’s mainstay watch collections is the Link. I believe it was originally introduced in the late 1980s, and has been a major part of the brand’s image since then. The Link’s DNA has always been linked to its bracelet – offering a special look that many have tried to replicate (but not very well). For 2011 Tag Heuer updates and refines the entire link watch collection. I sat down with Tag Heuer’s CEO Mr. Babin to talk all about it.I previously wrote about a Link watch here when doing a review a few years ago. Owning a previous Link model helped me to see the differences that Tag Heuer was able to give the new collection. For the time being the collection is a bit more formal and dressy than its sportier parents. Tag Heuer will likely move into a sport direction later, but have been really focused on a good mature look with their recent mainstream models.
Jaeger-LeCoultre Celebrates 184 Years Of Watchmaking With New Interactive Museum
Watch fans making the pilgrimage to Switzerland to see where the magic happens will have to add one more “must-visit” to their itineraries, as Jaeger-LeCoultre has just announced the opening of its own Heritage Gallery in Le Sentier-a new interactive museum experience that celebrates the venerable Swiss maison‘s 184-year legacy as the “watchmaker's watchmaker."While there's certainly no shortage of interesting, historically significant watchmakers inside Swiss borders, there aren't many that actually expend significant resources to preserve their history for future generations to appreciate. Sure, it's a form of marketing, but there's still a pretty considerable difference of intent between simply marketing one's history, and preserving it. The former might help sell watches now, but the latter is a critical means of self-preservation-not just for the brand, but the industry as a whole, which ultimately lives and dies on historical provenance, not practicality.