It’s evolved into something more, a shorthand for sports pedigree and precision. But for a long time the TAG Heuer Carrera has been about more than just sports timers. It’s easy to think of the Carrera as purely a collection of chronographs, as that complication is where its roots and, indeed, heart lies. But it’s precisely this steadfast design and supreme versatility that makes this watch such a winner … On the surface there’s nothing flashy or fancy about this watch. The TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 5 Day-Date is a perfect example of this. In fact, I find myself more and more drawn to simple, pure designs that just work. It’s also available in a “deluxe box set” that contains both a smartwatch in titanium as well as the Heuer 02-T, priced at US$17,000 or S$28,800.I/trending 31340 The TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 5 Day-Date is a near-perfect daily wearer Time+TideĮditor’s note: The longer I spend around watches, the less I find myself in bells and whistles (Patek alarms and Jaquet Droz excepted). While it’s only available in one, fairly large, 45mm size for now, the “45” label on the name probably means a smaller version is to come, perhaps in 43mm as with the Heuer-01 chronograph.Īlready available in TAG Heuer boutiques and retailers, the TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 starts at US$1650 or S$2400.
On a full charge the TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 will run for a day. While the TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45 already has 30 faces programmed, it also includes TAG Heuer Studio, an app that allows the user to create his or her own face.
TAG Heuer has also conceived its own smartphone app to accompany the watch. Connectivity options include Bluetooth and wi-fi, and it also has GPS and NFC wireless payments. Running Android Wear 2.0, it can sync with both Apple and Android smartphones. The smartwatch itself has all the features expected in such a watch, including fitness tracker, phone notifications, weather and even Google’s electronic personal assistant. The two mechanical options for the TAG Heuer Connected Modular 45
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