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TAG Heuer launches a refined Carrera Chronograph Sport featuring a 42mm stainless-steel case, slimmer profile, four dial colors with new Arabic numerals, a ceramic tachymeter bezel, and the TH20-00 movement with an 80-hour power reserve; five references offer steel bracelet or blue-dial leather options, with prices around CHF 6,000–6,850 and availability now (blue-dial leather arriving Oct 2026).
TAG Heuer updates its Carrera Chronograph Sport with a compact 42mm case, thinner lug-to-lug and height, redesigned dial with Arabic numerals, and a reworked ceramic tachymeter bezel. The watch keeps the in-house Calibre TH20-00 (derived from the Heuer 02), now delivering 80 hours of power reserve and a 100m water resistance, and is offered on steel bracelet or calfskin strap with colorways in black, blue, green, and silver. Availability starts September 2026 (blue leather version following in October in many markets), with prices around EUR 6,350–6,550 depending on strap/bracelet. Includes a video feature.
TAG Heuer unveils a 42mm Monza Flyback Chronograph in forged carbon with red accents, powered by the COSC-certified Caliber TH20-12 at 4Hz (80-hour power reserve). The limited edition runs to 500 pieces, priced at $13,400, and is designed to coincide with the 2026 Formula 1 race at Monza. Features include a black DLC titanium caseback, carbon crown, red rotor and column wheel, a pulsometer/tachymeter flange, a 9 o'clock date window, white Super-LumiNova on hands/indices, and a black perforated calfskin strap with red stitching; availability is worldwide through retailers.
TAG Heuer introduces the Monza Flyback Chronograph Carbon: a 42mm forged-carbon, 100m water-resistant chronograph powered by the TH20-12 automatic flyback movement (28,800 vph) with an 80-hour power reserve, COSC-certified, featuring a redesigned dial that nods to the original Monza, and limited to 500 pieces at EUR 13,350 on a black perforated leather strap with red accents.
TAG Heuer and Team Ikuzawa reunite for a second Carrera Chronograph, drawing on 1980s Roadmaster styling in a 39mm Glassbox case, powered by the TH20-10 automatic movement with an 80-hour power reserve, limited to 250 pieces at $10,500 and packaged with exclusive straps and a red lacquered toolbox.
TAG Heuer revives its Team Ikuzawa collaboration with a 39mm Carrera Glassbox Chronograph, limited to 150 pieces, featuring a white Clou de Paris dial with red accents, printed hour markers, no running seconds, and a 30-minute/12-hour counter layout inspired by vintage racing. Powered by the TH20-10 automatic movement with 80-hour power reserve, it’s paired with a seven‑row steel bracelet and comes with two additional straps, priced at EUR 10,450.
TaylorMade and TAG Heuer announced a co-branded golf collection led by a TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E5 45mm TaylorMade Edition smartwatch that automatically captures shots and course position, analyzes data via TaylorMade’s strokes gained platform, and displays golf metrics like longest drive and rounds played. The 45mm titanium watch features TaylorMade styling, two strap options, and exclusive watch faces inspired by Spider putters and course topography. It also includes a Spider ZT x TAG Heuer putter and other co-branded accessories, with dual-band GPS, health tracking, and up to 12 hours in golf mode (two days standard) and fast charging, and goes on sale June 25.
TAG Heuer updates its Aquaracer with a 40mm Solargraph model powered by the TH50-00 solar-quartz movement, delivering up to 10 months of autonomy on a full charge, 200m water resistance, a redesigned symmetrical case and embossed textured bezel, plus multiple dial options on steel or titanium; pricing starts around CHF 2,900 with availability now.
TAG Heuer unveils the Monaco Chronograph powered by the in-house Calibre TH20-11, moving away from outsourced modules. The 39.4mm grade-5 titanium case is slightly larger and slimmer with a left-hand crown and redesigned pushers, 100m water resistance, and a blue “Steve McQueen” dial (subdials inverted) plus green and black variants. The TH20-11 is an integrated movement with an approx. 80-hour power reserve, vertical clutch and column wheel, visible through a sapphire caseback. Prices start at €9,300 for blue/green models and €13,000 for the titanium/rose-gold version.
WIRED’s picks from LVMH Watch Week and Omega’s Olympic tie‑in include TAG Heuer’s Seafarer with a tide indicator, Hublot’s Big Bang Tourbillon GOAT Edition, Tiffany’s Timing Watch reimagined in Tiffany Blue, Zenith’s Defy Revival, Louis Vuitton’s Escale Worldtime, and Omega’s all‑white Seamaster Diver 300M for Milano Cortina (not a limited run).
LVMH Watch Week 2026 launches seven standout debuts across Louis Vuitton, TAG Heuer, Hublot, Zenith, Bulgari, Daniel Roth and Gérald Genta, including LV’s Escale Twin Zone GMT, TAG Heuer Carrera Split-Seconds, Hublot Big Bang Unico Samuel Ross, Zenith Defy Revival A3643, Bulgari Maglia Milanese Monete, Daniel Roth skeleton, and Gérald Genta Geneva Time Only, offering fresh complications and designs ahead of Watches and Wonders Geneva.
TAG Heuer expands its Carrera lineup with a 41mm Glassbox Chronograph featuring three no-date dial variants (Blue, Teal Green, Black), powered by the in-house TH20-01 movement with 80-hour power reserve, 100m water resistance, and a seven-row bracelet; available January 2026 for CHF 7,500.
TAG Heuer is reimagining its iconic 1980s Formula 1 watch with modern updates, including a larger size, stainless steel components, and a solar-powered quartz movement, marking a shift from its previous focus on vintage reissues to celebrating its recent achievements.
TAG Heuer has launched the Connected Calibre E5, a new smartwatch targeting runners with advanced GPS, health tracking, and a collaboration with New Balance, offering a luxury alternative to the Apple Watch for fitness enthusiasts.
Tag Heuer is abandoning Google's Wear OS in favor of its own Android-based OS to better support iPhone, launching the new Tag Heuer Connected Calibre E5 with a proprietary interface and 'Made-for-iPhone' certification, priced at $1,900.