Today at Baselworld, TAG Heuer unveiled the Carrera Caliber CH 80 Chronograph, which is the first watch powered by the caliber 1969, an in-house made vertical clutch column wheel movement. Running at 4Hz and consisting of 233 components, the caliber 1969 boasts an impressive 80-hour power reserve and is only 6.5 mm thick. The caliber…

Fullscreen Today we bring you a world first hands-on look at the new 41 mm TAG Heuer Carrera CH80 Chronograph. This is the first watch equipped with TAG Heuer’s new manufacture made caliber 1969 movement (also known as “caliber CH80”). Manufactured at TAG Heuer’s all new Chevenez factory, the caliber CH80 features a premium column…

This is the TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 1887 Automatic Chrono, which comes in a “Bullhead” configuration, meaning the pushers and crown are mounted on the top of the case instead of on the side. The 45 mm case is made of titanium and steel that has been polished, brushed and sandblasted. The bezel and case…

TAG Heuer has announced that they will debut two new 39 mm diameter vintage inspired Carrera timepieces at Baselworld 2015 (next month – our live coverage begins HERE March 18th). Notably, they will feature the historic HEUER logo on the dial. The first timepiece features a silver and blue dial and displays hours, minutes, small…

Yesterday, at LVMH tower – TAG Heuer, Intel Corporation, and Google unveiled their new Connected smartwatch – designed by TAG Heuer the watch, powered by Intel, and running Android Wear (it syncs with both Android or iOS phones). First off, this is arguably the best-looking smartwatch we’ve seen to date (if you like traditional round…

Ahead of Baselworld 2016, TAG Heuer has released a preview of their new accessibly priced Carrera chronograph tourbillon collection, which starts at $15,000. Made from grade 5 titanium, the Heuer-02T case has a brushed finish with a black titanium bezel, and a steel crown over molded with rubber. There is also an all black variant,…

This year at Baselworld, TAG Heuer debuted a Monza reissue, heavily inspired by the original 1976 Heuer model. To give a little background, Monza is a legendary race track known for being the fastest in racing, and the home of the Italian Formula One Grand Prix. “TAG Heuer’s link to the legendary track goes back…

Fullscreen The first watch capable of measuring 1/100th of a second Invented by Charles-Auguste Heuer in 1916, the Mikrograph stopwatch (not designed to tell the time) was the first watch to measure elapsed time with 1/100th of a second precision, thanks to a chronograph mechanism that beats at 360,000 vibrations per hour (50Hz). Almost 90…