Day Heuer's sports watch publications for the summer

Tag Heuer's hug all things that sports sports acquires another dimension, while the brand puts its unsurpassed sporty inheritance with a number of limited editions based on the 39 -mm -Carrera -chronograph. It is a watch with all the 1960s that you could wish for that matches the performance of the 21st century that you need.

In early 2025, the (now sold -out) Carrera Chronosprint X Porsche Rallye (Tag Heuer partner with Porsche and with Formula 1, Oracle Red Bull Racing, the Indianapolis 500, the Automobile Club de Monaco and the Carrera Panamericana) came. The clock celebrated the first appearance of the Porsche 911 at the Monte Carlo rally, which brought a black dial from the cockpit of the 911 to the Carrera Glass-Box design with beige and red accents.

The day Heuer Shield logo is just as part of the wallpaper at the Goodwood Festival of Speed as the Chequerboard tree guards on the famous Hill climb. It would be strange if day returns to Formula 1 this year, since the official time owner does not match a similar status at Motorsports' summer car.

Tag Heuer's new CEO Antoine Pin knows Goodwood well from his time, which takes care of the British market, and understands the value and passion of his audience. Where else do you make sure that the parking spaces on grass are as easy to access by low 911s as Cayennes? And as a festival that is equally connected to the future of sport as with its heir, the fit could not be better. Like the founder of the festival, the Duke of Richmond, says: “Tag Heuer has the most incredible connection to the motor race and has a famous story that works with some of the largest drivers and teams in sport.” And of course there is a (100-part limited) Carrera chronograph, this time accentuated with a design in “Goodwood Green” and with a hobnailed dial.

Inside is Tag Heuer's 80-hour running, self-winding TH20-00 movement, which also provides another limited edition of the Carrera (this time 500 watches) inspired by Heritage. This requires a nautical inspiration with design information such as quartered Unters and triangular pointers at the minute, which were taken from the Times from Abercrombie & Fitch Sea Farer, which were manufactured for the US retailer this year until the 1950s.