I have the blue one and love. Been SCUBA diving with it, no problems. It is an automatic, so it's not going to be as accurate as a quartz, but if you buy it from an authorized dealer, they will adjust to make it accurate, usually within a couple seconds a day. You can save a few bucks buying a TAG online, but you're screwed if you don't like it or have problems.

This is my second watch purchase on Amazon. They offer a great selection of watches and they are priced well below local jewelers.
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br /This is my second Tag to own. They are great watches. My first Tag was eight years old when I sold it and it still looked great. I had worked out with it, accidentally hit it on brick walls when working outside, and many other things and it still looked wonderful. I was able to sell it at 70% of its original value even after 8 years.
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br /I love Tag watches. They are durable enough for outdoor activities, yet stylish enough to wear to business meetings or formal dinners. I would highly recommend this watch and Amazon!

In terms of design and ergonomic (is very confortable on the wrist) I am very happy.
br /The big negative surprise is the accuracy, each 24hours it adds 20 seconds , what is unacceptable for a $1000 watch.
br /Because I order from USA to Europe the return is a problem and the warranty is not valid because Amazon (seller) is not an authorized agent.
br /It seems that this problem is common with TAG watches.

This is mt first TAG and I love it. I have an OMEGA SEAMASTER that's ten years old and still keeping great time. I like the looks of the TAG over the OMEGA. Great price on Amazon and the two year warranty is good to have. UPDATE..Since this review I have purchased an Aquaracer in the quartz model too. The quartz has a slightly smaller case and is much lighter in comparison to the automatic.

This watch is an automatic, meaning that it contains a mechanical movement powered by the action of the wearer's wrist. Some mechanical movements must be wound manually by the user. Neither type require a battery as a quartz watch would. The payoff is that all mechanical watches, however much they might cost, are less accurate than any quartz watch one might buy for $20 from a local garage. The reason that one might pay upwards of $1000 for such a watch is that the movement is a precise, finely engineered example of the watchmaker's craft, and not a simple piece of electronics produced by the millions as might be found in a cheap Casio (to take nothing away from Casio).
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br /The highest quality automatic watches are known as 'chronometers', and must contain a movement that has passed a rigorous set of tests laid down by the Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute (www.cosc.ch). Such a movement will have an accuracy of 99.99%, which is the maximum obtainable. Only 3% of all watches produced in Switzerland each year are certified as chronometers. Briefly, the COSC standard states that a certified movement must be accurate to within -4/+6 seconds per day. Most high-quality mechanical watches can be adjusted by a good watchmaker to meet that level of accuracy. As far as I am aware, this movement (a Tag-modified ETA 2824-2 for the technically inclined) is not COSC certified; however, this does not mean that it cannot meet the standard, but simply that Tag Heuer have not submitted it for testing.
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br /Even chronometer-certified movements are still less accurate than a quartz watch. This is not a problem specific to Tag Heuer, but is common to any mechnical watch, whether it be from Rolex, Omega, Breitling or any other manufacturer. Even Omega's new co-axial movement is not designed to increase accuracy, but rather stability over time. Stability is often considered to be a more desirable characteristic than pure accuracy in a mechanical timepiece (which is in any case impossible); that is, that it constantly gains 6 seconds a day, rather than gaining one day and losing time the next.
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br /Many people (and websites) confuse chronometers with chronographs. A chronograph is a watch that has extra functions and displays allowing the timing of individual events, similar to a stopwatch. This watch is not a chronograph.
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br /When buying an expensive watch, or any other valuable item, it pays to do a small amount of research and understand what exactly it is one is paying for.
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br /I have always been very impressed with the build quality of Tag Heuers; their finishing and reliability is excellent and they are very reasonably priced when compared to other high-grade Swiss watches.

This watch looks sophisticated and classy at anything from a football game with jeans on to a formal affair. It has an excellent seal design around the adjustment knob to keep water out. It is subtly upper class, not a 'holier than thou' piece like a gold Rolex, but enough so that respectable people who appreciate watches will take positive note of it. Very accurate, usually in the 2-5 sec a day variance range.

This watch is amazing and Amazon.com y a great company. I have saved around [...]!!. Bought this watch new for a little over [..]and all the jewelry stores I have been to sale the watch for about [..]. Looks better than a Rolex.