At $2,100 it is not a cheap watch, but it is definitely an investment piece. The titanium grade stainless steel casing and buckle hold up to the exacting standard that you would expect from Tag Heuer, but the buckle is susceptible to scratching; from experience though, when you take your watch in for a service, they will remove all scratches. The sapphire glass is claimed to be scratch-resistant, and over the six months that I have owns this watch, I have not received a single scratch. At 400 by 400, the resolution of the display is very good ...Read more

not long ago my tag aquaracer automatic chronograph watch stopped and had to send it in for repair and bill came around $500 dollars, that is after 7 years i had it (there was a service of $150 now long ago), but i was never told/explained why the watch stopped as far as i understood they had my watch serviced and a small part was changed. now less than 2 years a similar problem happened and the watch stopped again, i sent it in to get an assessment done, came back asking for $511 dollars, but no explanation or whatsoever! i've always taken go...Read more

I bought the TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 5 for over $2000 two years ago. At first, it refused to work at all, but TAG repaired it under warranty.
It has “worked” since, but still periodically goes into bizarre mode where it can gain/lose 20 minutes in two hours. At best it gains or loses up to a minute or so every day. This is very poor for a high quality Swiss "brand-name" watch. I need to re-set it every few days, and I just cannot rely on it for anything time-critical, like catching a train. For that I pull the phone out. This is ridic...Read more

If I could give my Tag Heuer Link Calibre 5 zero stars I would. What you aren't told when you purchase one of these watches is that it will require regular "servicing" every 12 months, to the tune of $250 then every 4-5 years requires a complete overhaul of its movement etc to the cost of $500. http://customer-service.tagheuer.com/en-au/service/price-list-australia-0.
This is not disclosed when you purchase the watch. Why? Because no one in their right mind would spend $3,500 on a watch, to then spend the same amount getting it serviced over a ...Read more

Go a TAG Link automatic for thousands of dollars and it can't ran on time. First it was too fast. Got repaired under the warranty. Now its too slow (at a worse rate than before) and am told by Mazzucchellis that its normal for the watch to be faster or slower than the actual time. Really? Why am I paying thousands for a watch that can't tell the time? Apparently a $100 battery operated watch can tell better time than the crap that was sold to me.

It was never mentioned that at the point of sale that the automatic can't tell the time p...Read more