This is a review of the Tag Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph Aston Martin Racing Limited Edition. The watch used in this video was provided by JB Hudson Jewelers of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Tags: breguet, type, xxi, 3817ST, 3817, xx, xxii, rolex, daytona, patek, philippe, watch, review, unboxing, family friendly
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Nice watch.
first 😉
How can an in-house bad movement in a watch of that sickness on a leather strap much more expensive be a better than the best and most desired watch in the world ?
It’s better than a Daytona in every way but the movement. The 4130 movement in the Daytona has a longer power reserve, longer service interval(10 years), and a bigger warranty.
Ugh… the numbers/indices are TOO BIG! The Breguet Type XXI 3817 is my grail watch (under $10,000). I would put Breguet Type XX/XXI against a Rolex Daytonas anyday (minus resale)… best to buy pre-owned.
There’s a high frequency noise that’s annoying on the audio recording here. Same issue that was on an old Tellurium review I stumbled across. Reckon other videos may have the same problem; consider checking out the equipment and fixing it either by modifying the recording setup (mic swap/sock) or filtering out trash frequencies in editing.
15.2 mm a little thick..?? 15.2 mm is VERY thick no matter what
I’d guess that the Daytona (and, say, the Speedy ‘57) may be somewhat more robustly built and better for rough and tumble use on a daily basis.