The frequency of the balance is 28,800 VpH (4Hz). Interestingly, the ‘Arctic’ version has a ‘custom pattern, which is woven with different colours, to ensure both that it is heard-wearing and that the colours are uniform’. The lugs are comparatively straight which may prove an issue for the smallest wrist sizes but I found the union between watch and wrist to be most agreeable.Įach watch is supplied with a NATO strap. Gracing the rear of the TAG Heuer Aquaracer Camouflage 300 Metres Calibre 5 is a solid case-back, formed in Grade 2 titanium and featuring a diver’s helmet motif. Typical of divers’ watches, the bezel is unidirectional.Ĭrown protectors hug the crown, affording protection and underscoring the masculine temperament of the timepiece. The ‘Arctic’ model features a black bezel with a black ceramic minute track, while the ‘Jungle’ version employs a sand-blasted aluminium minute track with green anodised coating. The bezel colour is dependent on which version of the watch is selected. The aesthetic appearance exudes a stealthy, covert character. The cases of both models measure 43mm in diameter and are formed of sand-blasted Grade 2 titanium, covered with black PVD. The visibility of the date is excellent.Ī minuterie makes the determination of minutes and seconds very user-friendly.ĭespite both watches featuring unusual coloured dials, ease of read-off is assured. Where the khaki coloured watch proffers more flexibility is that it can be paired not only with jeans but also a suit, making it more versatile.īoth watches sport a prominent date display, courtesy of a magnifying lens atop the sapphire crystal. The ‘Jungle’ model is a tad more conservative, delivered in khaki hues. The colour scheme is rather playful and would perfectly suit casual attire. The ‘Arctic’ model is more conspicuous than its khaki coloured sibling, sporting a camouflage motif which blends, blue, white and grey shades. The colour of the hands and indexes is dependent on the version chosen. Applied faceted indexes populate the dial and, once again, feature luminescent treatment. They are housed in state of the art Grade 2 titanium cases featuring black PVD.īoth the ‘Arctic’ model and the ‘Jungle’ version feature bold luminescent hour, minute and seconds hands. The Aquaracer has been a mainstay of the TAG Heuer catalogue since 2003, but the ‘Arctic’ and ‘Jungle’ versions of the watch are brand new. Recently, TAG Heuer, a watch brand with a shrewd ability to identify market segments, unveiled two stylish timepieces which will suit military fashionista whilst avoiding the excesses of combat chic. Indeed, to be a military fashionista is learn not to overwhelm the torso with too much khaki or camouflage. A dash of khaki or a smidgen of camouflage can enliven a sartorial ensemble and imbue it with a small dose of eye-catching chic. The secret I have learnt is to employ military symbolism sparingly. Regrettably, my desire for ‘military chic’ soon became ‘fashion faux pas’. Its overt character meant that some became out of date. Looking back at my army apparel I now realise it probably was not my shrewdest purchase. I desperately wanted to be en vogue and squandered my pocket money on a plain gabardine garment. At the time, I craved an army jacket as it is seemed ‘very cool’ and every teenager seemed to be sporting a relaxed military look. When I was a young man, I visited a shop which sold army surplus. Could these be the ideal watches for ‘Military Fashionistas’? This detailed review of the TAG Heuer Aquaracer Camouflage 300 Metres Calibre 5 includes live images, specification details and pricing. The TAG Heuer Aquaracer Camouflage 300 Metres Calibre 5 is offered in two versions ‘Arctic’, with a distinctive camouflage motif, and ‘Jungle’, which sports khaki tones. TAG Heuer Aquaracer Camouflage 300 Metres Calibre 5
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