The Calibre 17 uses the ETA 2894-2 base movement and has a small seconds dial at 3, a date display at 6, and a 30-minute counter at 9 o'clock.
Both models feature a 41-mm stainless steel case, sapphire crystal with an anti-reflective coating on both sides, and an automatic movement.
Today, these models are coveted collector's items that will add value to any watch collection.įollowing the success of the Re-Edition, TAG Heuer released a new Calibre 16 and the Calibre 17. At the time, the company was still simply known as "Heuer" and was outfitting their chronographs with classic movements from Valjoux, Lemania, and Landeron. Only 188 copies exist of this 18-karat rose gold timepiece.įans of timeless vintage watches are sure to enjoy models from the 1960s and 70s such as the Carrera 30, Carrera 45 Dato, and Carrera Chronomatic. TAG Heuer paid tribute to the industry legend with the Jack Heuer Birthday Gold Limited Edition. These models have limited production runs of 1,860 and 1,000 pieces, respectively. First, the company marked their 160th anniversary with the 160 Years Silver and the Carrera 160 Years Anniversary. TAG Heuer celebrated two anniversaries in 2020 and took this opportunity to release new Carrera models. What's more, the Calibre 02 is an in-house caliber and also available as the 02T with a tourbillon. This opens a world of near-endless possibilities to TAG Heuer's designers, as reflected in the wide range of timepieces in these lines. The Calibre Heuer 01 and Calibre Heuer 02 series feature watch cases with a modular construction. Over the years, the Heuer Carrera has continued to evolve and is now a comprehensive collection.
Heuer named the collection after the Carrera Panamericana rally, a famous race through the streets of Mexico in the early 1950s. Designed by Jack Heuer, this chronograph sets itself apart with its precision and the exceptional readability of its dial. Swiss luxury watch manufacturer TAG Heuer first released the Carrera in 1963, and it's been an industry icon ever since.
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