tag heuer aquaracer calibre 5 full black review

To know more about this and the TAG Heuer brand, you may visit this link. As the company grows and more technological innovations were introduced in watchmaking, more premium timepiece collections are being launched. Among its significant contributions is the invention of oscillation pinion that has been instrumental in sports timekeeping and the stopwatch that can measure up to 1/100th second. Even in the early years, TAG Heuer (or simply Heuer back then) has already made its mark in the history of the watch industry.

And it is just one of the notable collections released by the said Swiss watch brand. But what makes things interesting here are the blue and orange accents that can be seen on the tip of the second’s hand, the “Calibre 5” text, and the minute chapter ring on the outer periphery.The TAG Heuer Aquaracer is a luxury watch collection especially built for water sports. Offered in blue and black, the face features a familiar design with a horizontally striped base, a magnified date window at 3, applied wedge-shaped hour markers that have been deeply filled with luminous paint, and well-proportioned lume filled hands. The dial on the new Tortoise Shell Effect Aquaracer watches remains clean and legible like before with a few colorful touches. Both resin inserts look quite jazzy and add a distinctive visual flair to these watches. Sitting on top of the case is the signature 12-faceted bezel, which in this instance, has been given a special tortoiseshell treatment to make these new watches stand out amidst other Aquaracers. There is a threaded crown at 3 to ensure the 300-meter depth rating and it has been protected by crown guards to avoid heavy wear and tear. The stainless-steel case measures a modern 43mm in diameter and has a nice masculine design that looks well finished showcasing a mix of brushed and polished surfaces. The Aquaracer has always been a rugged and utilitarian tool watch, and nothing much has changed in this regard on these new watches.

The summer is at its peak and what can be better than a dive watch to care of the sweat and heat. Presented in black and blue, the new Aquaracer Tortoise Shell Effect Calibre 5 watches feature striking bezel inserts that are reminiscent of patterns found on tortoise shells. And now, the brand has added two new members to the Aquaracer family. A short while back TAG Heuer released a bunch of new Carrera Chronographwatches sporting a 44mm stainless steel case and powered by the brand’s in-house B-02 movement.

Tag heuer aquaracer calibre 5 full black review