I think that there is room for a re-issue series that are essentially direct copies of old styles with newer components (but then, why not just buy an original?)

However, I also want to see the Heuer/ Tag Heuer brand move on with new models that don't just reproduce old models but take that heritage and produce new lines in the classic style.

Its similar to the car companies- the new Mini/ Fiat 500 are not direct copies of old style, but are updated, more modern versions that draw on the heritage...that's what Tag tried to do with the Autavia.

Whether it was successful is another matter.