Thanks Stewart,

I agree that the catalogs are absolutely invaluable- even more so for Heuers than TAG Heuers. I spent hours looking through Jeff's catalogs, as I'm sure many here have.

If anyone has any Catalog that is missing, please get in touch- only TAG Heuer catalogs...there's already a great source of Heuer catalogs...

David

P.S. I am in Abu Dhabi at the moment on the way to Geneva for the "Pre-Basel" TAG Heuer launches. The Formula 1 series is being shown this Monday afternoon European time, with the new concept watch following later in the evening.

: I'm sure many of you find the OTD catalogue pages a rich source of
: information. I use it an awful lot, checking models, dates,
: hands, the small details etc.
: Although extensive, (did I mention unbelievably useful?) not all
: pages are listed in all the later (1980s) catalogues. A period
: which is useful as a diver watch fan. These gaps have been
: filled with Cal 11's new catalogue section...

: David has been on a mission recently scanning several full
: catalogues over on Cal. 11. It is yet another superb resource
: for us collectors. The inclusion of the TAG Heuer catalogues
: past 1985 is useful too, as some of the TAG models become
: 'vintage' as time rolls forward...
: Maybe David did announce this on here, and I've missed it.. but in
: any case, this resource should be bookmarked by all of us.

: Anyway, I recommend you hot-foot it over to Cal. 11 and add this
: page to your favs...

: http://www.calibre11.com/tag-heuer-catalogues/

: Cheers
: Stewart