LINK

Link

The biggest feature of the link is the bracelet that uses an S-shaped piece. Designed by Eddie Schoffel, also known as the designer of the Swiss watchmaker Breitling, it is said to have a human spine as a motif.
The bracelet is carefully chamfered and has no corners. In addition, the piece and the case have a smooth sense of unity while creating a three-dimensional effect by alternately applying polish and satin finish. The ergonomic bracelet does not feel heavy when worn, and has both a gorgeous appearance and an excellent fit.

In addition to the uniquely shaped bracelet, the cushion case and round bezel give the link an original yet elegant design.
Also, although the basic design has not changed, the atmosphere has changed from generation to generation. The first model had a plump and rounded design as a whole, but with repeated model changes, it gradually changed to a slim and sharp design. The latest model has a stronger impression of stylishness. Since the nuances differ from generation to generation, the point is that you can choose the roundness and sharpness you like.

As with the TAG Heuer collection, there are plenty of variations in links. Automatic winding, 3 hands, and chronograph, the Ladies line has a lineup of models with quartz type and diamonds, and it is also popular as a pair watch. Although it is no longer in production, GMT and Day-Date models were once on sale.
Also, since the legendary F1 racer Ayrton Senna was a loyal user of S / el, the Senna model also appeared after the model change to Link. In addition, there are limited models such as collaboration models with celebrities and limited to cities, all of which are very popular.