At LVMH Watch Week 2026 in Milan, TAG Heuer opens the year with a confident and deeply expressive statement. Drawing on more than 160 years of chronograph mastery, the Maison unveils three new Carrera creations that together capture the essence of its past, present, and future.
The TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph 41 mm, the TAG Heuer Carrera Seafarer, and the TAG Heuer Carrera Split-Seconds Chronograph represent three distinct worlds—motorsport, maritime exploration, and haute horlogerie—united by a single philosophy. Precision timing, emotional design, and authentic legacy converge across land, sea, and the highest level of chronograph innovation.
TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph 41 mm
Racing Spirit, Perfectly Balanced
The TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph 41 mm expands the celebrated glassbox family with a contemporary and versatile dimension that reinforces the collection’s racing DNA. Rooted in the principles of legibility, balance, and speed that defined the original Carrera introduced in 1963, this evolution delivers a stronger wrist presence while preserving elegance and clarity.
Its sculptural sapphire crystal flows seamlessly into a three-dimensional dial architecture, creating visual depth and an immersive sense of precision. Offered in blue, teal green, or black with subtle racing accents, each dial expresses a distinct emotional facet of motorsport heritage—ranging from classic and technical to bold and modern.
Powered by the in-house Calibre TH20-01, the watch reflects everyday performance and mechanical confidence. It stands as the most universal expression of TAG Heuer’s chronograph expertise in 2026: refined enough for daily wear, yet unmistakably born from the racetrack.
TAG Heuer Carrera Seafarer
Maritime Heritage Reawakened
Building on its renewed connection to the sea, TAG Heuer reintroduces a legendary chapter of its history with the TAG Heuer Carrera Seafarer. Inspired by the Maison’s iconic tide watches first launched in 1949, this creation continues the narrative initiated by the revival of the Skipper in 2023.
Integrated seamlessly into the Carrera glassbox design language, the Seafarer is defined by its functional maritime indications and strong nautical identity. The dial composition and colour palette echo professional sailing instruments, while maintaining the clarity and balance expected of a modern Carrera chronograph.
Blending vintage inspiration with contemporary execution, the Carrera Seafarer transforms a historic tool watch into a refined modern chronograph. It stands as a compelling example of TAG Heuer’s ability to translate authentic heritage into fresh, emotionally resonant creations for today’s collectors.
TAG Heuer Carrera Split-Seconds Chronograph
The Apex of Chronograph Mastery
With the debut of the TAG Heuer Carrera Split-Seconds Chronograph, the Maison reaches a historic milestone by introducing the rattrapante complication into the Carrera collection for the first time.
This exceptional timepiece represents the pinnacle of TAG Heuer’s chronograph expertise, merging avant-garde haute horlogerie with the pure design DNA established by Jack Heuer in 1963. Crafted in a bold 42 mm grade-5 titanium glassbox case, the watch emphasizes transparency, depth, and technical sophistication, from its sapphire dial to its exposed movement architecture.
Powered by the hand-finished Calibre TH81-01, developed in collaboration with Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier, the watch delivers extreme precision alongside visual drama and artisanal savoir-faire. More than a complication, it is a statement of intent—affirming TAG Heuer’s position at the forefront of modern chronograph innovation.
One Name. Three Expressions of Time.
Together, these three Carrera creations form a complete narrative of TAG Heuer in 2026. From the speed and clarity of motorsport, to the rhythm of the sea, and finally to the rarefied world of high-performance chronograph mastery, the collection demonstrates how heritage can serve as a foundation for continuous innovation.
After more than 160 years, TAG Heuer is not simply preserving its legacy—it is actively redefining what the chronograph means for a new generation of collectors.
Celebrating Ayrton Senna, the Swiss watchmaker unveils two special editions that represent the precision, speed, and legacy of both the watchmaker and the legend.
Continuing its homage to one of Formula 1’s most legendary champions, TAG Heuer proudly unveils two new limited-timepieces celebrating the enduring legacy of Ayrton Senna. Launched during the São Paulo Grand Prix, these TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Senna models write the next chapter in the brand’s historic collaboration with the Senna Brand. Since the first Senna special edition in 1994, the partnership has given life to a series of bold chronographs: from vivid quartz models to a spectacular TAG Heuer Carrera Tourbillon Extreme Sport x Senna, each reflecting a different facet of the driver’s spirit.
This year, the collaboration reaches new heights with two creations that continue this tradition of innovation and tribute. Both watches reflect different facets of Senna’s character: one technical, modern, and daring, the other rooted in classic performance and remarkable style, united under TAG Heuer’s powerful 2025 “Designed to Win” campaign.
A Partnership Written in Watchmaking and Racing History
The connection between TAG Heuer and Ayrton Senna began in 1988, at the very height of the driver’s dominance in Formula 1®. That same year, Senna became World Champion for the first time, marking the start of a new era in motorsport. For TAG Heuer, aligning with the Brazilian icon was more than a sponsorship – it was the beginning of one of the most meaningful ambassador relationships in the watch industry.
Senna officially joined TAG Heuer as an ambassador in 1993 for the 1994 season, choosing the TAG Heuer S/EL chronograph as his watch of choice. With its distinctive S-shaped bracelet and strong ties to racing, the model became forever associated with his name. Over the years, this collaboration has extended beyond the track, transforming into a celebration to Senna’s fearless spirit and uncompromising pursuit of excellence.
But Senna’s legacy, like TAG Heuer’s, is not confined to records or victories. Beyond the racetrack, the partnership has taken on a deeper mission: to create lasting social impact. Through special-edition timepieces, TAG Heuer has proudly supported the Instituto Ayrton Senna, an organization founded by the driver’s family. Since its inception, the institute has helped transform the lives of millions of children and young people across Brazil, providing access to education and opportunities for a brighter future.
Over thirty years after his passing, Senna’s influence still resonates in motorsport, in culture, and in the world of watchmaking.
“Ayrton Senna was not only an extraordinary driver, but a symbol of precision, performance, and passion,” said Antoine Pin, CEO of TAG Heuer. “This new collection captures those qualities with daring design and mechanical mastery. Senna’s spirit continues to inspire us.”
Senna special edition automatic chronograph wrist shot
Formula 1 Senna tribute watch front view
The Bold Expression of Speed and Craftsmanship
Guided by Senna’s fearless spirit and relentless pursuit of excellence, the TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Senna 44mm pushes the partnership further with a dynamic new high-end expression powered by an automatic movement. Its design draws inspiration from Senna’s helmet and his Brazilian identity: a sunray-brushed black dial energized with vivid accents, a 6 o’clock subdial in the colors of the national flag, a 12 o’clock 30-minute chronograph counter with yellow lacquered hand, and a 9 o’clock running seconds counter with yellow “S” logo, while a yellow lacquered central seconds hand sweeps across the dial with powerful precision. New indexes inspired by Formula 1® livery geometry, along with skeletonized black lacquered hour and minute hands, enhance readability and style.
The 44mm case is crafted in lightweight titanium with black DLC coating, a nod to Senna’s fearless approach on the track. The forged carbon bezel, engraved with his recognizable “S” logo at 12 o’clock, highlights cutting- edge materials and engineering. Additional details include a yellow lacquered crown, a yellow ring between the case and bezel, and new shaped pushers at 2 and 4 o’clock, reflecting the watch’s bold technical design. The caseback displays an engraving of Senna’s piercing eyes behind the helmet, a poignant reminder of the man whose gaze captivated the world.
The watch is finished with a striking yellow rubber strap and comes in a custom deep blue packaging box with three stripes and an interior travel pouch reflecting the colors of the iconic Senna’s helmet.
The Timeless Elegance in Motorsport Heritage
The TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Senna 43mm, powered by a robust quartz movement, reinterprets the iconic S/EL bracelet the driver wore throughout his career. A signature design from late 1980s that combined ergonomic comfort with sport elegance. Its fluid, interlocking steel links visually recall the style that defined Senna’s racing era.
The 43mm polished and brushed stainless steel case houses a black sunray-brushed dial accented by the same vibrant yellow and green tones from Senna’s Brazilian heritage. The dial features three counters: a 3 o’clock running seconds counter with white accents, a 6 o’clock 10-hour chronograph counter in Brazilian flag-inspired colors with a red lacquered hand, and a 9 o’clock 30-minute chronograph counter with yellow lacquered hand. Printed Arabic numeral indexes and skeletonized black gold-plated polished hour and minute hands, along with a yellow seconds hand, complete the dial’s modern, sporty look.
The black tachymeter bezel with aluminum insert is engraved with “SENNA” and the yellow “S” logo at 12 o’clock, while the DLC-coated crown at 3 o’clock and DLC-coated push-buttons at 2 and 4 o’clock enhance both durability and style. The special engraved steel caseback with an illustration of Senna reinforces the watch’s authenticity. The TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Senna 43mm comes with a folding steel clasp with double safety push- buttons and is presented in a distinctive blue box with a yellow cushion and interior accents, including the yellow ‘S’ logo. Limited to 3,000 pieces, this model is both a radiant celebration of Senna’s life and a timeless collector’s item, offering enthusiasts a complete set of functions – hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph, date, and a secure entry point to the Senna line.
A Legacy that Lives On and Keep Inspiring New Generations
The collaboration between TAG Heuer and the Senna Brand remains the longest running ambassador partnership. This year marks a milestone in the relationship with Bianca Senna, CEO of the Senna Brand and Ayrton’s niece, actively shaping the creative direction of each special-edition model, to ensure every detail reflects Ayrton’s values and spirit. The two new timepieces represent a fusion of family, passion, and purpose in bold watchmaking.
The release also coincides with the recently launched “Designed to Win” campaign. Inspired by Senna’s famous 1990 quote – “I’m not designed to come second or third. I’m designed to win.” – the campaign defines TAG Heuer’s DNA: precision under pressure, resilience in the face of challenge, and an unyielding spirit.
“Continuing our collaboration with TAG Heuer through the Designed to Win campaign feels especially meaningful this year,” – says Bianca Senna, CEO of the Senna Brand. “Ayrton lived with determination, always pushing his limits forward, and purpose — values that continue to guide and inspire us to give our best in everything we do. These timepieces celebrate not only his victories, but the way he faced life — with focus, excellence, resilience, and passion.”
Together, TAG Heuer and the Senna Brand continue to honor Ayrton Senna’s extraordinary legacy, blending innovative watchmaking with the fearless spirit of one of Formula 1’s greatest champions. The new TAG Heuer Formula 1 x Senna timepieces serve as a lasting tribute, inspiring enthusiasts and future generations to embrace excellence, courage, and passion both on and off the track, just like Senna used to do.
TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Senna 44mm
CBZ2081.FT8092
Functions
Hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph
Movement
Automatic chronograph – Calibre 16
Dial
Black sunray dial with black track running around the dial
Black flange with 60 second / minute scale
3 counters:
– 12 o’clock: black opalin 30-minute chronograph counter; yellow lacquered hand; yellow and white indexes
– 6 o’clock: blue, green, yellow lacquered 12-hour chronograph counter; black lacquered hand; yellow and white indexes
– 9 o’clock: black opalin permanent second indicator counter; black lacquered hand; yellow SENNA logo
Rhodium plated indexes with white Super-LumiNova® by day and green luminescence by night
Black lacquered hour and minute hands with white Super-LumiNova® by day and green luminescence by night
Yellow lacquered central hand
White TAG HEUER printed logo
3 o’clock date
White TAG HEUER printed logo FORMULA 1, AUTOMATIC printed in white
Case
44mm diameter
Black DLC grade-2 titanium sandblasted case with yellow joint below bezel
Carbon forged tachymeter fixed bezel with Senna marking
Flat sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment
Sandblasted black DLC grade-2 titanium screw-down crown at 3 o’clock with black DLC coating
Sandblasted black DLC grade-2 titanium shaped push-buttons with black DLC coating
Black DLC grade-2 titanium screw-down caseback Water resistance: 200 meters
Bracelet
Yellow rubber strap
Black DLC steel pin buckle; TAG Heuer engraving
Specific caseback engraving with close up of Senna’s face in helmet
Dimensions
Lug-to-lug: 47,3mm Thickness: 14,3mm
Availability
November 2025
TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Senna 43mm
CAZ101AX.BA0637
Functions
Hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph
Movement
Quartz
Dial
Black sunray brushed dial
3 counters:
– 3 o’clock: black opalin permanent second indicator
– 6 o’clock: blue, green, yellow lacquered 1/10th second chronograph counter; red lacquered hand
– 9 o’clock: black opalin 30-minute chronograph counter; yellow lacquered hand, black gold-plated polished hour and minute hands with white Super-LumiNova® by day and green luminescence by night
Yellow lacquered central hand
White TAG HEUER printed logo
4 o’clock angled date
FORMULA 1 & SWISS MADE printed in white
Case
43mm diameter
Steel fine brushed, polished case
Aluminum black tachymeter fixed bezel; yellow SENNA logo
Flat sapphire crystal
Black DLC steel screw-down crown at 3 o’clock
Steel screw-down caseback with special engraving
Water resistance: 200 meters
Bracelet
Steel S/EL bracelet
Steel folding clasp with double safety system with pilot extension; TAG Heuer engraving
Swiss luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer arrives at Geneva Watch Days 2025 with a powerful and diverse showcase that reflects the full depth of its creative and technical ambition. Across standout releases, the brand explores radically different watchmaking frontiers, united by one shared vision: pushing the limits of what is possible in design, engineering and storytelling. At the heart of this year’s watch fair is the launch of TH-Carbonspring, a major innovation in watchmaking technology. Alongside it, the new TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer reimagines the moonphase complication in a unique and precise interpretation.
This is what TAG Heuer is all about: avant-garde watchmaking in motion— bold, curious and uncompromising.
THINKING WATCH-MAKING IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Introducing the TH-Carbonspring oscillator, a technical breakthrough that will shape the future of mechanical watchmaking, and two world-premiere limited-edition watches that tell the story of TAG Heuer’s winning innovation. TAG Heuer, the luxury Swiss watchmaker that has been a leader in avant-garde precision timekeeping instruments for more than 160 years, is proud to announce a new paradigm in mechanical watchmaking. The TH-Carbonspring is a revolutionary technical innovation that will define the next chapter in watchmaking’s epic five-hundred-year story.
The TH-Carbonspring oscillator significantly improves the environmental resistance and long-term stability of a mechanical watch. It has been conceived, developed and is produced entirely in-house by the TAG Heuer LAB, and is the result of a decade of intensive research and development. For almost 10 years, TAG Heuer’s expert watchmakers, engineers and technicians have devoted themselves to realizing this watchmaking milestone, battling the forces of physics and overcoming numerous challenges to deliver a technical innovation that fast-tracks TAG Heuer into the future. As much as a tale of scientific breakthrough and the brilliance of the team behind it, this is a story of single-mindedness, resilience and overcoming the odds. As per a dynamic new brand campaign introduced at Watches and Wonders Geneva this April, victory belongs to TAG Heuer: “Designed to Win”.
A New Milestone in Watchmaking History
The story of modern mechanical watchmaking began around half a millennium ago. It took a giant leap forward in 1675, when the Dutch polymath Christian Huygens invented the modern oscillator by pairing a balance wheel and a hairspring, a hair-like spiral installed at the heart of a movement’s regulating organ. This tiny spring enabled watchmakers to control the oscillation of a watch movement’s balance wheel, delivering significant improvements not only in timekeeping precision, but also in portability. The hairspring would change the course of horological history and shape the 350 years of watchmaking that followed up until today. It had its flaws, though. Initially made of steel, a ferrous material, it was subject to the effects of shocks, temperature changes and magnetism. Over the past 100 years and as the technological age began, material improvements would see steel replaced by special, more resistant alloys. Then, a quarter of a century ago, the watch industry embraced silicon, harnessing its low-maintenance and high-resistance properties to greatly improve the everyday performance of mechanical watches.
So, what next? The TAG Heuer LAB could have iterated on silicon hairspring technology. But the true avant- garde spirit demands a fresh approach. And so instead, the TAG Heuer LAB chose to break the mold and to push the boundaries of innovation. Today, in the 350th anniversary year of Huygens’ invention and armed with its revolutionary new hairspring technology, TAG Heuer is ready to begin a new chapter in mechanical watchmaking. The age of TH-Carbonspring has begun.
Ten Years of Relentless Effort
The process behind the TH-Carbonspring oscillator began a decade ago and it has taken nine years of dedication and unrelenting self-belief and determination to transform the intellectual concept behind it into a fully functioning reality. Along the way, there have been false dawns and existential setbacks, sobering moments that might have stopped others in their tracks.
But TAG Heuer does not quit. Rather than treating them as a dead end, and summoning extraordinary mental strength, the TAG Heuer LAB turned these setbacks into steps forward, leveraging the learnings of each near-thing to inch closer to the ultimate solution. With every experience, TAG Heuer’s engineers were able to tweak and improve the blueprint. A turning point came in 2019, when a solution came to market. It fell short of TAG Heuer’s precision standards, but it also helped pinpoint the changes required. To perfect the system, another six demanding years of development would be needed. Through this period, the company’s engineers identified the additional manufacturing steps that would progress and refine the hairspring’s environmental resistance and long-term stability. After thousands of hours of testing, the TAG Heuer LAB confirmed the technology was ready for industrialization and could be put into production watches with, critically, the company’s assurances of a five-year warranty firmly intact. After almost a decade, TAG Heuer now proudly presents a hairspring that not only realizes the mission’s goals, but that also works reliably and consistently for thousands and thousands of hours, delivering exceptional mechanical timekeeping precision and performance in line with TAG Heuer’s avant-garde, winning spirit.
“Given the scale and complexity of the goal we set ourselves at the TAG Heuer LAB, the innovation process has involved countless steps and at least as many failures as successes,” said Emmanuel Dupas, TAG Heuer technical director. “It starts with intuition, then a hypothesis, then development, and then testing. Each result carries weight. Sometimes a result gives you confidence in your hypothesis. Other times, it goes against it and your hypothesis breaks down. There are no short cuts. Only hard work, backed by a healthy level of scientific doubt and the competences of your team.”
M. Dupas reflected on the achievement: “We’ve devoted nine years of our lives to opening a new chapter in the wonderful story of precision mechanical watchmaking,” he said. “We are immensely proud of this achievement and the role it will play in the history of this avant-garde, innovation-centric company, and of the everyday performance enhancements it will deliver to TAG Heuer owners.”
The Carbon Spiral’s Three Performance Upgrades
The TH-Carbonspring is an exclusive technical development, patented by TAG Heuer, and it delivers three material benefits that will improve a watch’s daily performance. First, is that the hairspring is “amagnetic”, or resistant to magnetism, a significant property in an age when the everyday devices that surround us emit strong magnetic fields. When magnetized, non-static mechanical watch components become compromised and can no longer perform at their peak, with a negative knock-on impact on precision. In extreme cases, magnetized watches will stop working altogether. The second is that the TH-Carbonspring is resistant to shocks. Even simple actions such as closing a door or clapping can create shocks that will disrupt the smooth running and accuracy of a mechanical watch. TAG Heuer’s development counters these effects. And the third is that carbon has lightweight properties that reduce inertia in a hairspring, thereby increasing chronometric performance.
The TAG Heuer LAB’s Finest Hour
As unique as the performance traits is the story of the TH-Carbonspring’s development and production. It was developed entirely in-house by the TAG Heuer LAB, the Swiss watchmaker’s recently renamed innovation center once known as the TAG Heuer Institute, which was previously responsible for a catalogue of ground-breaking material and mechanical innovations. As well as being developed in-house, the TH-Carbonspring is produced entirely in-house, leveraging the company’s multidisciplinary technical expertise and network of vertically integrated, industrialized Swiss manufacturing centers. TAG Heuer has filed four patent applications related to this technology. One of these has already been granted and the other three are pending at the time of publication. After almost a decade in development, it’s clear the TH-Carbonspring is the product of extraordinary mental strength, a seemingly impossible comeback that in the spirit of TAG Heuer is Designed to Win.
Winning Designs for the Carbon Age
For the first watches to carry the new TH-Carbonspring technology, TAG Heuer turned to its two most emblematic designs: the TAG Heuer Monaco and the TAG Heuer Carrera. The iconic duo defines TAG Heuer’s innovative spirit, technical creativity and elite motorsport pedigree, and has been telling TAG Heuer’s avant-garde story for more than half a century. As a result, the very first watches to carry the new TH-Carbonspring oscillator also embody this new chapter in watchmaking history. The TAG Heuer Monaco Flyback Chronograph TH-Carbonspring and TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Tourbillon Extreme Sport TH-Carbonspring marry their own unique design codes with the story of TAG Heuer’s ground-breaking new technology. Each has a case forged in carbon fiber, a high-tech material that TAG Heuer has been pioneering in watchmaking for many years, exercising its lightweight, highly resistant properties and motorsport connections to produce watches that combine TAG Heuer’s past and present together in seamless harmony.
Both watches also feature bespoke carbon fiber detailing, most notably in their forged carbon dials decorated with a spiral that, like a hairspring, is snail-shaped rather than a perfect circle.
Every Detail Matters
As per TAG Heuer’s design mantra, a watch must perform its primary function efficiently. For legibility, the TAG Heuer Monaco Flyback Chronograph TH-Carbonspring has black-gold-plated hour and minute hands with white Super-LumiNova®, and high-contrast white lacquered hands. A black-gold small second hand, black forged carbon indexes, crown and chronograph pushers add to the watch’s high- tech stealth look. Finishing the picture are black-gold chapter rings around the two subdials at 3 and 9 o’clock, and a black rubber strap with a fabric-like pattern. The timepiece is powered by TAG Heuer’s in-house TH20- 60 Calibre, a chronometer-certified automatic flyback chronograph with an 80-hour power reserve. As avant-garde is the TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Tourbillon Extreme Sport TH-Carbonspring. Its core characteristics mirror those of its TAG Heuer Monaco counterpart, with the addition of a forged carbon bezel with a tachymeter scale, and a switch to a sleek black rubber strap. Inside beats TAG Heuer’s in-house TH20-61 Calibre, an automatic chronometer-certified chronograph tourbillon movement featuring a 65-hour power reserve.
Both new watches will be limited to just 50 numbered pieces and presented in bespoke packaging.
TAG Heuer on Pole
The TH-Carbonspring isn’t the chequered flag: instead, it puts TAG Heuer in pole position as the race begins. This is the first step on a path of continuous improvement, leading to a new generation of high- performing mechanical watches that deliver enhanced, meaningful everyday functionality to owners. This is avant-garde innovation. It has purpose. And the story will go on.
“The TH-Carbonspring is a major watchmaking breakthrough and a milestone in the history of this endlessly innovative 165-year-old company,” said Antoine Pin, TAG Heuer chief executive. “But it’s also a story of towering mental strength and resilience. Imagine spending a decade on realizing a single idea. It’s incredible. An epic, heroic achievement that only a brand Designed to Win could have pulled off. And this is just the beginning. There are many complementary technologies in the pipeline and, in time, these will trickle down through our collections of high-performance, highly precise mechanical watches. This is avant-garde watchmaking for the 21st century. This is TAG Heuer.”
THE RHYTHM OF THE COSMOS
TAG Heuer introduces the TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer, a new lunar interpretation in modern watchmaking
Born on the racetrack and crafted to conquer every horizon, from racing to sailing, the TAG Heuer Carrera collection has always pushed boundaries. Today, its pioneering spirit propels it further into the world of space and astronomy. With the spirit of conquest that defines the TAG Heuer Carrera, the brand begins its next chapter in astronomical watchmaking, staying true to its heritage while pushing forward a bold and contemporary interpretation with the TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer. This timepiece introduces an avant- garde expression of the moonphase complication, crafted with clarity, precision, and a deep respect for cosmic rhythm. As a modern evolution in the collection, the TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer signals a distinct expansion into a space once touched by the brand’s pioneering instruments.
A Legacy Marked by Orbit
In 1962, a significant moment in both watchmaking and space history occurred when astronaut John Glenn wore a specifically modified Heuer 2915A stopwatch aboard NASA’s Friendship 7 spacecraft. On February 20 of that year, Glenn relied on this precision instrument as he circled Earth three times, bringing a Swiss timepiece into space for the first time. This achievement affirmed TAG Heuer’s technical ingenuity and its readiness to perform beyond Earth’s limits. The mission became a defining chapter in the brand’s history, linking precision watchmaking to the pursuit of discovery on a global stage. That legacy now leads to the TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer, a timepiece that trades the adrenaline of race circuits and finish lines for the measured precision of the lunar cycle, following one of the most daring chapters of human explorations. With this launch, TAG Heuer expands its creative and mechanical reach, continuing to design instruments that challenge convention and embrace the unknown.
Lunar Precision
At the core of the TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer is the newly released Calibre 7, a mechanical movement with a 50-hour power reserve. This movement powers a moonphase complication that redefines how lunar cycles are read. At 6 o’clock, a rotating disc presents seven illustrated moon stages with crisp accuracy. Flanked by two slender arrows calibrated for daily motion, the display clearly shows the moon’s current phase as well as its position in the 29.5-day cycle. This approach breaks from the abstract displays commonly associated with traditional moonphase watches. TAG Heuer has chosen scientific precision as the design principle. The result is both functional and avant-garde, bringing clarity and fidelity to astronomical reality. Each day at 1:00 AM, the lunar disc advances in perfect rhythm with real-world moon movement. This synchronization elevates accuracy and strengthens the sense of connection between the wearer and the moonphase cycle above. The dial design reflects this philosophy with this avant-garde moonphase display being the focal point. On the reverse, the caseback reveals an astronomical observatory, a tribute to the timepiece’s cosmic inspiration, accompanied by the Victory Wreath, symbolizing triumph and enduring excellence.
Three Models for one Celestial vision
The TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer is introduced through three distinct models, each shaped by its own visual identity but united by a shared creative direction. Together, they form a trilogy of designs that captures the collection’s lunar inspiration with a rich balance of materiality, color, and form.
The first model, part of the core TAG Heuer Carrera collection, brings clarity and bold contrast through a stainless-steel construction paired with a silver dial. Its black flange and black moonphase disc evoke the stillness of space, while deep grey detailing adds a sense of movement and atmosphere. The rhodium- plated hands are coated with white Super-LumiNova® for optimum legibility. The bracelet, a modern interpretation of the Maison’s iconic beads of rice design from the 1960s, connects the watch to TAG Heuer’s history of elegance with purpose. Its visual weight and fluidity of form create a confident, grounded silhouette.
The second edition, produced in a limited run of 500 individually numbered pieces, introduces modernity through its crisp visual contrasts and refined details. The silver dial is framed by a dark grey flange, providing an edge that sets the stage for the timepiece’s turquoise accents – all enhanced with Super-LumiNova®. These luminous details, visible on the Arabic numerals, hands, and moonphase display, bring a futuristic tone to the design and introduce a heightened sense of energy. This model is fitted with a grey leather strap that adds a tactile, modern elegance to the overall composition.
The third model brings warmth and refinement to the series. It combines stainless steel with rose gold tones, resulting in a two-tone look. The 18K 5N rose gold plated flange and matching hands – filled with Super-LumiNova® – and Arabic numerals introduce a sense of preciousness. The moonphase display is rendered in a tone-on-tone palette, subtly integrated into the composition. This edition, also limited to 500 individually numbered pieces, is fitted with a steel and 18K 5N rose gold fine-brushed bracelet that echoes the beads-of-rice structure.
While each model tells its own story, the overall aesthetics remains cohesive. The 39-millimeter case size gives the collection a balanced presence on the wrist, precisely proportioned for everyday elegance.
The TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer brings together the artistry of celestial observation and the rigor of high-performance watchmaking. It represents a shift in how time is perceived – less as a constant tick and more as a cycle, a rhythm. With this collection, TAG Heuer reimagines its purpose for today’s world, where technology, design, and meaning must move together. This is not a return to form. It is a forward step into a territory that speaks of vision, curiosity, and alignment with something greater than time alone. The TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer reminds us that even the most familiar complications can become new again when viewed through a wider horizon.
TAG Heuer Monaco Flyback Chronograph TH-Carbonspring: CBL5190.FT6313
Dial
Black carbon dial with spiral-shaped engraving
Black flange with 60 second / minute scale
3 counters:
– 3 o’clock: black opalin minute chronograph counter; white Super-LumiNova® hand
– 9 o’clock: black opalin hour chronograph counter; white Super-LumiNova® hand
– 6 o’clock: second chronograph counter; black gold hand
Black carbon applied indexes
Black gold hour and minute hands with white Super-LumiNova®
White Super-LumiNova® flyback chronograph central hand
Rhodium plated TAG HEUER applied logo “MONACO” “FLYBACK” “SWISS MADE” printed
Case
39mm
Black forged carbon case
Beveled, domed sapphire crystal
Forged black carbon crown at 3 o’clock
Forged black carbon shaped push-button at 2 o’clock
Forged black carbon shaped push-button at 4 o’clock
Square shaped sapphire caseback with limited-edition special engraving Water resistance: 100 meters
Bracelet
Black rubber strap with textile embossing & black stitching Black DLC grade-2 titanium folding clasp; TAG HEUER logo
Dimensions
Lug-to-lug: 47,4mm Thickness: 14,1mm
Availability
December 2025
TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Tourbillon Extreme Sport TH-Carbonspring: CBU5091.FT6305
Dial
Black carbon dial with spiral-shaped engraving
Black flange with 60 second / minute scale
Two counters:
– 3o’clock:blackopalinminutechronographcounter;blackgoldhallowedhandwith white lacquered tip
– 9 o’clock: black opalin hour chronograph counter; black gold hallowed hand with white lacquered tip
– 6 o’clock: flying tourbillon visible at 6 o’clock through an aperture in the dial, circuled with a black-gold ring
Black carbon applied indexes with white Super-LumiNova®
Black gold facetted hour and minute hands with white Super-LumiNova® White lacquered central chronograph hand with white Super-LumiNova® Rhodium plated TAG HEUER applied logo
“CARRERA” and “SWISS MADE” printed
Case
44mm
Black forged carbon case
Black forged carbon tachymeter bezel
“TACHYMETRE” engraved, lacquered on bezel
Forged black carbon crown at 9 o’clock
Forged black carbon round push-button at 2 o’clock
Forged black carbon round push-button at 4 o’clock
Black sandblasted DLC grade-2 titanium screwed caseback with limited-edition special engraving
Water resistance: 100 meters
Bracelet
Black rubber strap
Black DLC grade-2 titanium folding clasp; TAG HEUER logo
Dimensions
Lug-to-lug: 49,7mm Thickness: 15,4mm
Availability
Q1 2026
TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer: WBX2112.FC6615
Movement
Calibre 7
Functions
Hours, minutes, seconds, moonphase
Dial
Silver sunray brushed dial
Black, silver flange with 60 second / minute scale
1 counter at 6 o’clock:
Dark grey central rotating disc indicating moonphases
Rhodium plated polished applied numerals
Rhodium plated facetted, polished hour and minute hands with turquoise Super-LumiNova®
Rhodium plated polished central hand
Black TAG HEUER printed logo
“CARRERA”, “ASTRONOMER”, “SWISS” & moonphases indications printed
Case
39mm diameter
Steel polished case
Steel polished fixed bezel
Beveled, domed sapphire crystal with double anti-reflective treatment
Polished steel standard crown at 3 o’clock
Steel screw-down caseback with “space observatory” and “LIMITED EDITION XXX/500” special engraving
Victory Wreath engraving Water resistance: 100 meters
Bracelet
Grey leather strap
Steel fine brushed, polished double folding clasp with double safety push-buttons; TAG Heuer applied shield
Dimensions
Lug-to-lug: 45.2mm Thickness: 12.16mm
Availability
October 2025
TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer: WBX2110.BA0044
Movement
Calibre 7
Functions
Hours, minutes, seconds, moonphase
Dial
Silver sunray brushed dial
Black & silver flanges, with 60 second / minute scale
1 counter at 6 o’clock:
Black central rotating disc indicating moonphases
Black fine-grained outer counter, with moonphases markings
“ASTRONOMER” logo & moonphases indications in white Super-LumiNova® by day
Rhodium plated facetted; polished applied numerals
Rhodium-plated faceted, polished hour and minute hands with white Super- LumiNova® by day
Rhodium-plated polished central hand
Black TAG HEUER printed logo
“CARRERA”, “ASTRONOMER”, “SWISS” & moonphases indications printed
Case
39mm diameter
Steel fine-brushed, polished case
Steel polished fixed bezel
Beveled, domed sapphire crystal with double anti-reflective treatment Steel polished crown at 3 o’clock
Steel screw-down caseback with “space observatory” special engraving Victory Wreath engraving
Water resistance: 100 meters
Bracelet
Steel fine-brushed, polished 7 rows bracelet
Steel fine brushed, polished double folding clasp with double safety push-buttons; TAG Heuer applied shield
Dimensions
Lug-to-lug: 45.2mm Thickness: 12.16mm
Availability
October 2025
TAG Heuer Carrera Astronomer: WBX2111.BD0002
Movement
Calibre 7
Functions
Hours, minutes, seconds, moonphase
Dial
Silver sunray brushed dial
18K 5N rose gold plated & silver flanges, with 60 second / minute scale
1 counter at 6 o’clock:
Silver central rotating disc indicating moonphases
Silver fine-grained outer counter, with moonphases markings, 18K 5N rose gold plated outline
18K 5N rose gold plated polished applied numerals
18K 5N rose gold plated facetted, polished hour and minute hands with white Super-LumiNova®
18K 5N rose gold plated polished central hand
Black TAG HEUER printed logo
“CARRERA”, “ASTRONOMER”, “SWISS” & moonphases indications printed
Case
39mm diameter
Steel fine-brushed, polished case
Steel polished fixed bezel
Beveled, domed sapphire crystal with double anti-reflective treatment
Steel polished crown at 3 o’clock
Steel screw-down caseback with “space observatory” and “LIMITED EDITION XXX/500” special engraving
Victory Wreath engraving Water resistance: 100 meters
Bracelet
Steel & 18K 5N rose gold fine-brushed, polished 7 rows bracelet
Steel fine brushed, polished double folding clasp with double safety push-buttons; TAG Heuer applied logo
TAG Heuer returns as the Official Timekeeper of Formula 1® at the FORMULA 1 LOUIS VUITTON AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 2025, cementing its legacy in the world’s fastest sport.
The FORMULA 1 LOUIS VUITTON AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 2025 is set to deliver high-octane action, and Swiss luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer will be at the heart of it all as the Official Timekeeper of Formula 1®. More than a role, this partnership is the key representation of precision, innovation, and a deep-rooted passion for motorsport. The brand’s presence at the FORMULA 1 LOUIS VUITTON AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 2025 will be a celebration of its legendary connection to Formula 1 through timekeeping and unmistakable racing spirit.
Formula 1 in the DNA
In 1969, Heuer became the first luxury watchmaker to sponsor a Formula 1 driver and have their logo appear on a car, forging a partnership with Swiss legend Jo Siffert. 1971 marked a turning point as Heuer played an instrumental role in race timing, developing the groundbreaking Le Mans Centigraph for Scuderia Ferrari. During this period, the team secured multiple Constructors’ and Drivers’ Championships with Heuer’s technology keeping track of every second. In the 1980s, the brand entered a new golden era when Heuer was acquired by TAG Group who also owned the McLaren Formula 1 team. This partnership ushered in a period of dominance, with McLaren winning multiply World Constructors’ Championships and the drivers Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna achieving success as World Drivers’ Champions. Senna, arguably the most iconic driver of his generation, was closely associated with the brand, wearing a TAG Heuer watch both on and off the track. From 1992 to 2003 TAG Heuer was Official Timekeeper of Formula 1 and in 2016 they would embark on a new relationship with Oracle Red Bull Racing, which has so far seen four World Drivers’ Championships with the generational talent, Max Verstappen. Now, in 2025, TAG Heuer’s return as the Official Timekeeper of Formula 1 marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter.
All Eyes on the Racing Clocks
One of the defining elements of TAG Heuer’s presence at the Australian event will be the pitlane clock—an exclusive, custom-engineered piece made specifically for Formula 1. Its design takes inspiration from the watchmaker’s TAG Heuer Formula 1 collection from 1986 but now with a diameter of 1200mm, built from high-performance materials, including a fiberglass bezel,
lightweight plexiglass dial, and aluminum hands designed for optimal readability. High-visibility LED illumination ensures the time is always clear, whether in bright daylight, rainy conditions, or under the floodlights of a night race.
Each clock weighs 35kg with a combination of materials designed to keep it light without sacrificing durability. Integrated into Formula 1’s networked timing system, it will remain synchronized across every circuit. Ahead of each race, every clock is recalibrated, and set to local time, ensuring consistent accuracy
Outside the pitlane, TAG Heuer will also extend its presence in Formula 1 with the TAG Heuer Monaco clock, which represents
the racing heritage and luxury of Formula 1. Originally launched in 1969, the TAG Heuer Monaco was a bold statement in watchmaking, famously worn by Steve McQueen in the 1970 film Le Mans. Its distinctive square case, left-side crown, and striking
blue dial cemented its status as a motorsport icon.
Strategically positioned in high-visibility areas around the paddock, such as the VIP hospitality zones, and exclusive F1 lounges, the TAG Heuer Monaco clock stands at an impressive 55 cm in width for the clock on the paddock totems and 40 cm on the totems of the other areas. They are mounted to a three meters tall totem. Its three-sided illuminated design ensures visibility from multiple angles, creating a commanding presence in the sport’s most prestigious locations.
TAG Heuer at the Australian
Event Beyond precision timing, TAG Heuer is bringing fans at the FORMULA 1 LOUIS VUITTON AUSTRALIAN GRAND PRIX 2025 immersive activations and bold, high-impact branding. Whether on the track, in the paddock, or through digital screens worldwide, the brand will be part of highspeed moments, reinforcing its deep-rooted ties to motorsport. The circuit itself will serve as a canvas for TAG Heuer’s unmistakable identity. A pedestrian bridge will dominate the landscape, displaying the brand as fans move between key sections of the track. At turn 11 TAG Heuer’s branding will command attention in a zone where precision and splitsecond decisions define the outcome of the race. A vast ground logo, painted onto the grass, will ensure visibility from aerial shots, while branded braking markers ahead of vital turns will remind drivers and spectators alike that time is the difference between victory and defeat. TAG Heuer’s integration into the digital race experience will also ensure that its presence is felt around the world. The brand’s logo will be displayed alongside live timing data, appearing in broadcast graphics as cars battle for the fastest laps and strategic pit stops unfold. Whether in the grandstands, following trackside, or watching from across the globe, fans will see TAG Heuer as an integral part of the Grand Prix—capturing time, defining moments, and celebrating the relentless pursuit of excellence.
TAG Heuer and Oracle Red Bull Racing: A Champion’s Choice
As part of the Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Australian Grand Prix, TAG Heuer’s partnership with Oracle Red Bull Racing comes into sharp focus. Oracle Red Bull Racing’s mastery of speed, strategy, and engineering excellence aligns seamlessly with TAG Heuer’s dedication to creating timepieces that capture the essence of high-performance racing and has led to a powerful relationship that has seen many victories together. At the heart of this partnership is Max Verstappen, a driver who defines the precision, resilience, and relentless drive that both Oracle Red Bull Racing and TAG Heuer stand for. As he takes on the Albert Park circuit in Melbourne, he will be wearing a custom TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds chronograph in the paddock, a timepiece designed to reflect his dominance in the sport. Its dial tells the story of his success—one subsidiary dial carries four stars and the years of his world titles, with World Champion inscribed beneath them, a mark of his reign at the top. The second subsidiary dial bears his signature lion emblem, accompanied by his name, while the number 1 at the 1 o’clock position is a bold statement of his championship successes. Liam Lawson, Oracle Red Bull Racing driver and rising star, will also be wearing a TAG Heuer on race weekend: the TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Oracle Red Bull Racing. With a bold design inspired by the adrenaline of Formula 1, it’s a timepiece built for speed, just like the team it represents. The partnership between TAG Heuer and Oracle Red Bull Racing is built on a mutual obsession and understanding that every second counts.
An Exciting Season
While Melbourne is a crucial highlight, TAG Heuer’s presence will extend across the entire Formula 1 season. The pitlane clocks will features at every Grand Prix, and as the season unfolds, fans can expect dynamic evolutions in the pitlane clock design, with visual changes that reflect the energy of the sport. In Formula 1, every millisecond counts. Every pit stop, every strategy call, every record-breaking lap is measured with absolute accuracy. As the lights go out in Melbourne and the 2025 season gets underway, TAG Heuer will be there, capturing every decisive moment, celebrating racing’s greatest achievements, and cementing its status as the ultimate name in precision timekeeping, for this race, and for others…
For the first time in the nearly 100-year history of the Grand Prix de Monaco, 2025 will witness the first time the race will have a title partner, with TAG Heuer proud to hold this special honour. In the 75th year of Formula 1, and as TAG Heuer returns as Official Timekeeper for the sport, it further reinforces the incredible connection between the famed Swiss watchmaker, the top-tier of motor racing and one of the most famous races on the calendar.
With a shared story interwoven across decades, Monaco and TAG Heuer are connected not only by the world of motorsport, but also the famed TAG Heuer Monaco collection and personalities that have made the race so famous. Monte-Carlo is referred to as the spiritual home of TAG Heuer, and the contemporary story is defined by the strong presence during F1 weekend, making it only natural for the race to now be known as the Formula 1 TAG Heuer Grand Prix de Monaco.
A Second Home
While the traditional watches of TAG Heuer are made in Switzerland, the company has become a cultural force taking on a global identity. With boutiques located around the world, ambassadors and advertising campaigns that can be seen in every city, and the presence in different sports across continents, there is only one place that the brand has a special connection to, Monaco.
Since the presence of drivers such as Jochen Rindt, Jo Siffert, Niki Lauda and Ronnie Peterson in the 1960s and 1970s who would become style icons and wore Heuer chronographs around the track, to the incredible rivalries and victories of Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna of the 1980s and 1990s who would dominate in Monaco at the wheel of TAG Heuer sponsored McLaren’s, TAG Heuer’s connection to the circuit on the Côte d’Azur is undeniable.
The late 1990s and 2000s would see Mika Häkkinen, David Coulthard, Kimi Räikkönen, and Lewis Hamilton victorious on the streets of Monaco all with TAG Heuer on their wrist as they took the top step of the podium. In recent years Daniel Ricciardo, Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez have won against strong competition with TAG Heuer alongside them through the sponsorship of Oracle Red Bull Racing.
Elevating a Partnership
TAG Heuer has been a partner of the Automobile Club de Monaco since 2011, present at key moments through the Formula 1 weekend and at the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique. With this new relationship the story will be further reinforced through increased presence for TAG Heuer across all assets relating to the race, including significant trackside placement visible for those at the race on the streets of Monaco and on screens around the world.
A special logo has been created to celebrate this key moment in motorsport history and will be used across all touchpoints where TAG Heuer will be present. Another key element will be the iconic TAG Heuer Monaco clocks that will be displayed throughout the paddock, a new fixture for Formula 1 in 2025.
Beyond the Formula 1 race, TAG Heuer is excited to be continuing its connection to the Grand Prix de Monaco Historique as Official Timekeeper, with the next event taking place in 2026. As a new addition this year, TAG Heuer is also the partner of the Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique and this will continue as part of the multi-year deal with the Automobile Club de Monaco
“It has been a pleasure to work with such a celebrated watchmaker for nearly 15 years now, and our admiration and respect for TAG Heuer is reiterated through our new agreement to continue our wonderful relationship. As the watch synonymous with motorsport and the greatest drivers in the history of Formula 1, it is only natural that the Automobile Club de Monaco would choose to be indelibly connected with TAG Heuer.”,Maître Michel Boeri, President of the Automobile Club de Monaco.
“Monaco is truly our spiritual home, encapsulated much of what we stand for at TAG Heuer” said Antoine Pin, CEO of TAG Heuer.“The spirit of competition, the challenging street course that rewards those who show the greatest mental resilience and physical strength, a place where drivers push themselves to achieve their absolute best, we are honoured and delighted to renew our partnership with the Automobile Club de Monaco and extend our activities in the Principality with TAG Heuer being the first to hold this prestigious title.”
TAG HEUER’S LIMITED EDITION WATCH CELEBRATES 20 YEARS OF RED BULL CULTURE IN RACING
Racing fans, start your engines! TAG Heuer is back on the grid with a show-stopping new chronograph that is daring and dynamic. The TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Oracle Red Bull Racing pays tribute to 20 years of high-speed racing, heart-pounding excitement, and innovation at Oracle Red Bull Racing. This limited-edition TAG Heuer Formula 1 chronograph is ready to take pole position in the collection.
Antoine Pin, CEO of TAG Heuer, said “This year concludes with the incredible celebration of the 20th season of Red Bull Racing in Formula One. For us, it felt like the perfect moment to create a special watch that represents everything Oracle Red Bull Racing can be proud of, from the outstanding championship victories and the triumphant racing successes with Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez.”
“To mark 20 years of passion, precision, and pushing the limits, this timepiece made with TAG Heuer perfectly embodies the spirit of Oracle Red Bull Racing. It represents the incredible journey we’ve worked so hard on, capturing every element of what makes our Team relentless on and off the track.” Said Christian Horner, CEO & Team Principal of Oracle Red Bull Racing.
After the release of seven timepieces in collaboration with the Team since the beginning of the partnership in 2016, it was the perfect moment to reveal a new watch that celebrates such significant achievements. The TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Oracle Red Bull Racing is set to captivate the hearts of watch aficionados and fans of the TAG Heuer x Oracle Red Bull Racing universe. With its cutting-edge technology and sleek design, the timepiece is all about paying tribute to the Team’s racing spirit, from the roar of the engines to the thrill of crossing the finish line. Every element of the TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Oracle Red Bull Racing watch is infused with the energy and excitement of the track.
TAG Heuer introduces a bold new look through a black DLC-coated case. It is paired with an asphalt-textured dial in the Oracle Red Bull Racing blue, bringing the racetrack to life on the wrist. The Oracle Red Bull Racing’s logo appears between 7 and 10 o’clock – another first in this collaboration between the two partners.
Continuing the racing-inspired theme, the 6 o’clock subdial is a direct tribute to the high-performance speedometers of racing cars, complete with high- contrast markers that evoke the start line of a race. This is accompanied by a red lacquer on the 2 o’clock pusher, which represents the partnership’s signature touch.
Inspired by the iconic Oracle Red Bull Racing livery, the watch features a high-contrast mix of dark blue, yellow, and the unmistakable red. The vivid and bold colors make this chronograph stand out, ensuring that it is as eye-catching and striking as it is functional.
The bezel, crafted from steel with an aluminum insert, adds another layer of sportiness to the design. Its construction allows for a variety of color combinations, all of which are inspired by Oracle Red Bull Racing’s dynamic livery. It is a subtle nod to the Team’s constant pursuit of excellence, ensuring that the timepiece is versatile and stylish.
The caseback continues the celebration of Oracle Red Bull Racing. Engraved with the 20th season and Team logos, it serves as a reminder of the incredible journey of Oracle Red Bull Racing over the past two decades. It is a perfect engraved reminder of all the victories and milestones that have defined the partnership between Oracle Red Bull Racing and TAG Heuer.
Limited to just 3’000 pieces – a limitation engraved on the caseback: “ONE OF 3000” – the watch comes with a blue rubber strap, meticulously designed for comfort, style, and performance.
Featuring the 20th season logo and the vibrant colors of Oracle Red Bull Racing, the packaging is as bold and dynamic as the timepiece itself.
Aligning with the anniversary of Oracle Red Bull Racing, TAG Heuer also congratulates Max Verstappen, who won the 2024 Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship with an extraordinary season, for the fourth year in a row. Verstappen’s dominance on the track, securing 9 victories, totaling 429 points so far this season, represents the unstoppable quest of excellence and precision shared by both the Team and TAG Heuer. Verstappen’s incredible success reflects the same cutting-edge innovation and commitment to pushing limits that shine through the TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Oracle Red Bull
This limited-edition TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Oracle Red Bull Racing stands as a fitting tribute to two decades of success and innovation and an incredible victory, powered by the relentless quest to push the limits. With this watch and the legacy it represents, every second counts, as it has for the past 20 years.
TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Oracle Red Bull Racing
CAZ101AZ.FT8090
Dial
Blue grained dial
Black flange with yellow marking each 5 minutes
3 counters:
– 3 o’clock: blue opalin permanent second indicator; red hand
– 6 o’clock: blue opalin 1/10th second chronograph counter with 7 to 10 graduation in
red paying tribute to high speed racing; white hand
– 9 o’clock: blue opalin minute chronograph counter; white hand with red markings
each 5 seconds
White printed indexes with green Super-LumiNova®
Black gold-plated polished hour and minute hands with white Super-LumiNova®
Yellow lacquered central hand
TAG HEUER logo printed
4 o’clock angled date
FORMULA 1 & SWISS MADE printed in white
Case
43mm diameter
Black DLC steel fine brushed, polished case
Steel bezel with aluminum insert with tachymeter scale
Flat sapphire crystal
Polished steel screw-down crown at 3 o’clock
Steel screw-down caseback with “ORACLE RED BULL RACING FORMULA ONE
TEAM LIMITED EDITION”, the Oracle Red Bull Racing specific 20th anniversary logo,
the Oracle Red Bull Racing logo engraved and “ONE OF 3000” special engraving and
Water resistance: 200 meters
Bracelet
Textured blue rubber strap
Black DLC steel folding clasp with double safety push-buttons; TAG Heuer engraving
The TAG Heuer Carrera Extreme Sport timepieces redefine the thirst for adrenaline, tailored for true motorsport enthusiasts. The six timepieces, showcases TAG Heuer’s commitment to innovation and excellence. Since its inception in 2016, the TAG Heuer Carrera Extreme Sport series has marked watch aficionados and TAG Heuer fans by its daring approach to racing and performance.
This year’s latest iteration aims to further deepen the connection with its racing DNA, by revisiting and refining the concept to intensify its ties to the world of racing. The new assortment comprises of four chronographs and two chronograph tourbillons, each meticulously crafted to captivate and inspire.
DESIGN
The TAG Heuer Carrera Extreme Sport aesthetic heralds a new era in watchmaking, where technicity seamlessly converges with preciousness. The case construction, integrating one container and two barrels on the side, enables seamless material blending. This innovative approach improves durability and underscores TAG Heuer’s commitment to pushing boundaries in watchmaking. On the side, a hollowed structure with a sandblasted finish imparts a dynamic, yet sophisticated aesthetic—echoing the adrenaline-fueled spirit of motorsport.
DIAL
Central to the new timepieces is the distinctive skeleton dial, ingeniously reimagined for better legibility. The intricate pattern, now featuring bold black lines, ensures effortless readability while concealing subtle elements like a shield anchored at its centre, a subtle nod to the brand’s iconic logo. This configuration invites enthusiasts to delve deeper into its mechanical allure, echoing the universe of cars.
MOVEMENT
The TAG Heuer Chronograph timepieces house the TH20-00 movement, which shares the same innovative attributes but boasts an impressive 80-hour power reserve, and also comes with a 5-year warranty, underscoring TAG Heuer’s dedication to excellence.
BRACELET
To continue to elevate the look, a new integrated rubber strap compliments the new timepieces, inspired by the air intake systems of racing cars, enhancing the overall aesthetic and wearability.
Super-LumiNova®
The superior legibility of the TAG Heuer Extreme Sport in low-light conditions is insured with the utilization of Super-LumiNova®.
KEY FEATURES
REFERENCE CBU2082.FT6275
MOVEMENT Calibre TH20-00 Automatic
FUNCTIONS
Hours, minutes, seconds, date, chronograph
DIAL
Skeleton dial: fine brushed & rhodium plated finishing, with a grained black center decor
Black flange with 60 second / minute scale & orange outline
CASE
Grade-2 titanium fine brushed, sandblasted case; with black PVD fine grained hollowed side
Ceramic black matte tachymeter fixed bezel with grey markings
Beveled, domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment
SIZE 44 mm
WATER RESISTANCE 100 m
BRACELET
Orange integrated rubber strap, with a grade-2 titanium fine brushed, sandblasted central link
Grade-2 titanium folding clasp with double safety push-buttons; TAG Heuer shield
DIAL
Skeleton dial: fine brushed & rhodium plated finishing, with a grained black center decor
Blue flange with 60 second / minute scale & grey outline
CASE
Grade-2 titanium fine brushed, sandblasted case; with black PVD fine grained hollowed side
Ceramic black matte tachymeter fixed bezel with grey markings
Beveled, domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment
SIZE 44 mm
WATER RESISTANCE 100 m
BRACELET
Blue integrated rubber strap, with a grade-2 titanium fine brushed, sandblasted central link
Grade-2 titanium folding clasp with double safety push-buttons;TAG Heuer shield
DIAL
Skeleton dial: fine brushed & black finishing, with a grained black center decor
Black flange with 60 second / minute scale & grey outline
CASE
Black DLC grade-2 titanium fine brushed, sandblasted case; with grade-2 titanium fine grained hollowed side
Ceramic black matte tachymeter fixed bezel with grey marking
Beveled, domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment
SIZE 44 mm
WATER RESISTANCE 100 m
BRACELET
Black integrated rubber strap, with a black DLC grade-2 titanium fine brushed, sandblasted central link
Black DLC grade-2 titanium folding clasp with double safety push-buttons; TAG Heuer shield
DIAL
Skeleton dial: fine brushed & black finishing, with a grained black center decor
Black flange with 60 second / minute scale & golden outline
CASE
18K 5N rose gold fine brushed, polished case; with fine grained hollowed side
Ceramic black matte tachymeter fixed bezel with golden markings
Beveled, domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment
SIZE 44 mm
WATER RESISTANCE 100 m
BRACELET
Black integrated rubber strap, with a black DLC grade-2 titanium fine brushed, sandblasted central link
Black DLC grade-2 titanium folding clasp with double safety push-buttons; TAG Heuer shield