The case evinces a palpable sense of quality. Indeed, TAG Heuer has delivered a dial which delivers excellent legibility as well as being imbued with a high quotient of style and eye-appeal. The date display at 3 o’clock is simple to read, courtesy of a magnified lens affixed to the sapphire crystal.ĭespite trying to uncover any failings of the dial, I could find nothing to criticise. The motif presented wonderfully plays with depths and garners interest with its fascinating texture.Ī red GMT hand collaborates with the 24-hour bezel scale, imparting the time at ‘home’.
The black dial features a series of horizontal, recessed lines along its surface. The main body of the hand is barely noticeable against the black dial, but the crisp tip is notably visible and appears to hover above the dialscape. The black central sweep seconds hand is adorned with a white tip. The hour and minute hands feature luminescent fill, ensuring ease of read-off in restricted light. The baton shaped hour and minute hands are bold, efficiently conveying the time. In common with other Aquaracer models, the applied luminescent hour markers resemble truncated isosceles triangles. Now, TAG Heuer, the avant-garde Swiss brand, has unveiled a new version of its Aquaracer housing the Calibre 7 and featuring a GMT complication and an interesting blue and red bezel. On several occasions, I have reviewed TAG Heuer watches equipped with the Calibre 7 movement, including both the Carrera and the Formula One models. This detailed review of the TAG Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 7 GMT includes live pictures, specification and pricing. TAG Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 7 GMT Angus Davies gets hands-on with the TAG Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 7 GMT
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