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5.0 out of 5 stars
Love this watch!, February 10, 2009
This review is from: TAG Heuer Men's WJF2011.BA0592 Link Calibre 5 Day-Date Automatic Watch (Watch)
I purchased this watch directly from Amazon two weeks ago. I noticed that it gains about 10 seconds per day, or around 1.24 minutes per week. I was initially concerned about this and was considering sending it back to be either repaired or replaced. I hated to go through that hassle, however. In the process of doing this, I learned that while it is an authentic Tag watch, it isn't covered by the Tag warranty, because Amazon isn't an authorized Tag dealer. It is covered by a two year warranty from Amazon though. Amazon was willing to refund my money if I returned it, but as I did some research, it seemed that this is a common issue with Tag mechanical watches, and mechanical watches in general. This is the first watch that non-battery operated watch I've owned in years.
I called the Tag service center to talk to a repair tech about my watch and get a ballpark cost of paying to have it repaired. The tech asked me how much time it gained per week. I told her about 1.24 minutes per week. She told me that the tolerance was 2 minutes per week and that my watch was within the tolerance. As a result of this information and other information that I found online, I've decided to do nothing.
In conclusion, I was a little concerned when I learned that the watch wasn't covered by the Tag warranty. Given that I saved around a thousand dollars, I'm ok with the tradeoff. As far as the watch gaining time, after researching that issue, I'm ok with that as well. The watch is beautiful and I am well satisfied.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Rolex? What Rolex?, December 30, 2009
This review is from: TAG Heuer Men's WJF2011.BA0592 Link Calibre 5 Day-Date Automatic Watch (Watch)
This is just a great watch. Probably won't ever need another, but if you like watches, as I do, this one will still find a steady spot in the rotation.
The first reviewer's particular model must be slightly off, as mine keeps perfect time. It's as reliable as my Blackberry.
You can't tell from Amazon's images, but the back of the case is clear so that you can see the movement. It's a great touch. Also, the closure is push button, unlike the typical clasp. Feels more durable. Also, the band doesn't pull your wrist hair like others I own. Another thing you can't tell is that the second hand ticks three times/ second, not just every second. Not a sweeping movement like a Rolex, but it's distinctive. I'm not actually sure if this is common to all TAG Heuers or not, but either way this is a nice feature.
A classic watch, despite the negative publicity by TAG's most visible sponsee (yes, it's a word). The size, weight, materials, features, and accuracy are top notch.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Watch stem is fragile, December 1, 2010
This review is from: TAG Heuer Men's WJF2011.BA0592 Link Calibre 5 Day-Date Automatic Watch (Watch)
This watch is beautiful and functional; however, the stem broke after a short time. Checking online, I have found that this is a common problem. If you get this watch, or any similar TAG Heuer, be VERY careful when setting the watch as the stem has 3 positions and is easily broken.
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