Fresh from the Showcase at SwissWatchExpo.
We have another fantastic new arrival.
I'm excited to share about you.
We have another skeleton dial Tag Heuer Carerra.
You might be familiar with this model in some ways, if you saw the Ayrton Senna video, I
shot a couple of months ago, perhaps this is another great addition in that line and
this one even more impressive still because this, at least for the first time I can recall
since I've been at SwissWatchExpo, do we have a sport watch with a Tourbillon movement.
This is a real highlight for me.
I'm very excited to be able to show this to you.
And it is an incredibly impressive watch.
As you know, Tag Heuer's just been absolutely killing it in my eyes with the skeletonized
dial on these chronographs.
I think they look amazing.
I think it's great for the heritage of the brand being sort of a racing adjacent brand.
That seems to be what they're leaning into now.
And I think nothing better invokes the image of a high performance car engine than looking
at the skeletonized dial and no better than the addition of this turbine movement here,
which is incredible.
Those of you not familiar, just a brief overview of the tourbillon.
The tourbillon complication was invented by Abraham Louis Breguet in 1801, I believe originally
to counteract the effects of gravity on a watch movement essentially rotating, the escapement.
So as to make sure that no matter what angle it's being held at, you can expect the same
degree of accuracy, which is pretty important for a wristwatch considering you don't exactly
hold it in one position all day.
This is something that was, pretty endemic of incredibly expensive watches, incredibly
complicated movements for most of the 20th century.
You couldn't even find one for less than six figures for the most part.
And this is an excellent, an excellent example of what an incredible value Tag Heuer is,
especially when you consider the quality of the movement.
but enough about this, take a look at it.
As you can see this beautiful looking skeletonized dial really does.
I had a great degree of sportiness to it.
It's still surprisingly legible.
You've got this really bright loom on the hands, as well as all of the markers, really
letting you look into here.
And I'm sure if you're able to see it, the Tourbillon is of course running right here
at six o'clock.
We also have a chronograph function here, which as you can expect from the Carerra,
the case itself, as much as surprisingly lightweight, because the case itself has made a titanium,
I don't believe this watch was ever made in stainless steel.
If it were, it would be incredibly cause you've got the solid ceramic bezel.
You've got this incredibly dense, movement in here and the rubber strap does make it
a bit lighter in sportier too.
But I think the fact that the case being titanium is very important for this, specifically the
movement itself is what they are calling the O2T movement T standing for tourbillon, which
is an incredible movement, not just because it has the tourbillon, it's a hundred percent
in house and it is a chronograph with a power reserve of an astonishing 65 hours.
This makes us probably the greatest movement that Tag Heuer is making right now is why
she just came out in 2019.
And this was the result of a lot of product development because this particular, product
releases incredibly important for the Tag brand.
And you can see why bringing a Tourbillon movement to you at this price point is something
that no other brand is capable of doing.
In my opinion, I encourage any of them to try, but right now this is the one you've
got.
It's got this incredible looking, leather faux leather looking, strap, which is actually
all rubber, which I think is important.
If you were actually going to use this as a watch you were wearing on the racetrack,
it's an absolutely incredible looking sporty watch.
The case is 45 millimeters and pretty thick at that.
But that's what you've come to expect, especially with these newer skeletonized Tag Heuers.
It's really something you have to see to believe as well.
On the other side, you have this beautiful looking black finish on the road, or if you
could see, so it's not just beautiful from the front.
This new movement is not only the most capable thing I think Tag has ever made.
It's also incredible to behold from the back.
And it's incredibly important that you've got this exhibition case back here to, coming
at you, at just under $11,000 is an insane deal for any turbine at all.
You could expect a 90% of them on the market to go for 10 times this price.
It's something that you can only get from Tag Heuer, and specifically at this price,
beyond the absolute flawless, mint condition, you can only get it from SwissWatchExpo.
So give us a call.
I don't expect this.
One's going to stick around long.
So I'm excited to talk to you about it while we still can, of course like, and subscribe
to this video in our channel, if you haven't done so yet.
And give us a call, we've got this up as well as hundreds of other examples that you can
find right now at SwissWatchExpo.com