I have been looking for a quality divers watch for the last month or two. Narrowed it down to the Tag Aquaracer 2111, and the Omega Seamaster James Bond model. Being leary of purchasing online I went to a AD today and looked at these two watches and the TAG 500 meter version of the Aquaracer.

Ruled out the TAG 500 meter immediately, as it is BIG and clunky looking, who needs 500 meters when I will never go deeper then the bottom of my pool, 6ft. That narrowed it down to the Seamaster and the 300 meter TAG. Both of these are automatics (don't see any sense in buying a quartz for thousands of dollars).

To me the TAG was a better looking watch, although the Omega had a nicer bracelet.  A nicer bracelet cannot justify almost twice the price over the TAG, guess I will just have to fancy myself as Jason Bourne, instead of James Bond.

The AD sold me the watch for $1800., about $350 more then Amazon, but it comes with the International Warranty, and they even threw in an additional in-house warranty covering everything (cracked crystal, water damage, broken stem etc.) on the watcb for two years also for no extra cost.

As others have stated, this watch looks 100% better then the photos.

Been checking it out for two days now against the U.S. Official Time clock, and it is only running 4 seconds fast, amazing!

As of 9/19/2012 the watch is still running only +4 seconds a day.

10/12/2012 Update, have had the watch for going on 5 months now and it is running +3 seconds fast a day. The more I look at it and compare it to a friends Omega Seamaster, the happier I am, the fit and finish is nicer, the movement less expensive to maintain, and it cost 1/2 the price!

As of 10/22/2012 the watch has now settled down to an astounding 2 seconds a day fast.

1/21/2013 Running +3 seconds a day.

3/3/2013 Running +3 seconds a day, most accurate automatic I have ever owned.

4/28/2013  Running +2 seconds a day.

6/13/2013  Running +3 seconds a day.

9/11/2013  Running +2 seconds a day

2/22/2014  Running +2 seconds a day