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scottjb411 · 21 June 2010, 07:19 AM

I received a tag formula one for graduation in 1996. Over the next 10 years I beat the tar out of it(not intentionally). Since it was so reliable I purchased another newer model a couple of years ago. It being a quartz model I assumed the accuracy would be decent. I soon noticed that my rolex datejust (of course with self-winding automatic) kept as accurate, if not better time than the battery powered quartz tag. My understanding is tag boasts the movement should only lose or gain 1 to 2 seconds over a year. Tag is a good entry level Swiss piece, but rolex is my favorite bar none.

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21 June 2010, 07:19 AM	#11
scottjb411 "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Real Name: Scott Location: Indiana Watch: Sub & Explorer II Posts: 119	I received a tag formula one for graduation in 1996. Over the next 10 years I beat the tar out of it(not intentionally). Since it was so reliable I purchased another newer model a couple of years ago. It being a quartz model I assumed the accuracy would be decent. I soon noticed that my rolex datejust (of course with self-winding automatic) kept as accurate, if not better time than the battery powered quartz tag. My understanding is tag boasts the movement should only lose or gain 1 to 2 seconds over a year. Tag is a good entry level Swiss piece, but rolex is my favorite bar none.

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