Tag Heuer manufactures reliable, good looking watches that live up to their billing. For years, Tag held the reputation as the most reliable entry level watch available. Over time the quality of watches has pushed Tag into a new level. The Link is no exception. Also known as "Tiger's watch", the Link works like the man himself. The link fits in the middle of Tag's range, above the Formula 1, but below the Carrera. Despite this, the watch will appeal to many as a classy, everyday watch.
The Link keeps accurate time, with easy to read hands and date markers. The watch runs by battery, which is more convenient to some then watches that require winding. Featuring 200 meter water resistance, the Link is a pretty good all around time piece. In addition, the swiss quartz movement is well made and pretty reliable. A good watch needs good mechanics to keep accurate time, and the Link does not disappoint.
The double clasp closure keeps the watch secure, despite the top clasps tendency to come undone. The Quartz model, is the simplest of the link range. It only features time and date, but that is really all that is needed for this watch. The second hand is easy to read due to the lack of a chrono feature. A twist dial allows for easy timing and rectangles at each hour except for "12" make an elegant statement. One complaint is the difficulty changing time, as the twist dial seems to get stuck often.
The watch is very classy in look, from the metal band to the well crafted face. The soft silver face blends with the rest of the watch to allow for an elegant form. The clasp features the simple Tag logo to let the world know that the watch is a Tag. The watch is a bit large, and will be preferred by those who want a watch that stands out while still holding an elegant base. This watch is a great choice due to Tag's quality and originality. Tag's are not commonly seen in society, so this watch will set you apart from the rest.
MSRP: $1,900
Practicality: 10
Durability: 9
Style: 7
Value: 8
Overall: 8.5
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