Reference Points: The Heuer Carrera
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- Опубликовано: 23 фев 2023
- In our longest episode of Reference Points yet, Hodinkee Founder Ben Clymer invites TAG Heuer's Heritage Director, Nicholas Biebuyck to discuss the history and specs of all Carreras in the vintage era, specifically before the acquisition of Heuer by TAG in the mid-1980s. Also included are mentions of the special pieces that have come along since, and a few pieces that immediately preceded the actual Carrera family.
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This is hodinkee at its finest - more content like this please! pure passion for watch collecting! well done!
What a pleasant surprise on this Friday morning
So enjoyable. Nicholas really made this fun and interesting, and Ben always teasing out good extra details. Could watch this kind of discussion for hours.
Ben is so effortlessly great - understated excellence
I love seeing the evolution of the Carrera. The solid gold ones are amazing!
My favorite video series by Hodinkee
That was so fun, a real spokesperson for the brand
Very nice video! I still have my Carrerea 1153 I got in 1973. It still works, and I love it❤
The Volvo watch is insane. This was a great way to learn about the Carrera history in one quick watch. Great video!
Fantastic episode, and a beautiful watch with a full blooded history
A return to form! I quite like Nicholas Biebuyck's phrase "anthropological collector" that he introduces towards the end -- very suggestive!
Thanks for the video. Great history on the Carrera watches. New 39mm GlassBox Carreras are amazing.
Yes!! Glad to see a video of the Carrera. Wearing my 2447N now 😊
Classic Hodinkee is back!!!
Wow, bravo. Brilliant conversation. Amazing pieces. Fascinating history. Love this.
Amazing. This is why I love watches and specifically Heuer. 110.573F stunning. Thank you Ben and Nicholas.
Love this video -- the passion and knowledge shines through. I thought I knew some of the history but learned so much. I'm lucky to own a 1970 1153 but now I'm coveting one of the precursor manual winds from the the 1960s (if only I had the brass razoos). More like this please Hodinkee
Back to classic Hodinkee love it. Glad i have a 90s CS3111 re-edition
Fascinating conversation. Thanks for sharing & educating!
Finally, Tag gets the video I've been waiting for.