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....or watch C-SPAN.

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With the brand finally producing enough movements to include them in a production model, they also have to establish what sort of effect the movement will have on link the link final price. With the ENG300 family slated to eventually account for some 50 percent of the brand's production of some 10,000 watches annually, the strategy isn't to simply have the new movement replace the old one (a la Tudor), but rather to have the new movement establish a more link premium spec for certain model ranges.

Frankly TAG Heuer could have co-branded this watch link with Porsche and left it at that and certainly they would have sold plenty of watches to link Porsche link fans. I'm not suggesting they should do that but it's true. What they did is certainly a lot more novel especially when it comes to that odd TH20-08 movement that gives it the "Chronosprint" name.