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Hi All,

Please follow the link below to see my latest review which is on the Link range from Tag Heuer. Its not just a fancy bracelet, you know. Warning: Lots and lots of pictures so it could be a bit of a modem burner.

http://www.andrewmichaels.co.uk/blog/ta ... my-review/

As always, your comments and critique are very welcome.

Cheers,

Rick.

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Ricardo, thanks for a great review of a line often overlooked by watch appreciators. I really like what TAG has done with the latest Link generation. The contours (including the "pillow" shape of the bezel, as you mentioned) are really well done. I will say though, if I were to get one model in the lineup, it would be one you didn't mention: the Calibre 6 - standard watch with small seconds subdial.

The Link is one of the most underrated watches ever. It's a very attractive piece especially the Chrono and the bracelet is awesome. Nice review.

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The dial slightly reminds me of an Aqua Terra. Great review.

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I thought the same thing too, with the "teak" texture. That, in and of itself, is a bit of a turnoff, since it seems like they might be borrowing from Omega. Still and all, the attention to detail on the latest round of models is very nice. I was impressed when I saw them in person.