With a multitude of functions for any situation, the new TAG Heuer Connected is the ideal everyday watch for an on-the-go lifestyle. Inspired by TAG Heuer’s iconic line of chronographs, it features a scratch-resistant and touchscreen sapphire crystal face, back sensors, faceted horns, a fixed ceramic bezel, push buttons and crown. The elegant dials on the side of the watch allow you to personalize your watch to your exact specifications.
The TAG Heuer Connected features a sizable 45mm case with 50mm water resistance. The touchscreen uses OLED technology, measures 1.39” and displays 454×454 pixels (326 ppi). The battery of the watch is 430mAh and requires a charging time of 1 hour and 30 minutes from zero to full. The watch can connect to WiFi and Bluetooth, along with GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, and QZSS.
The TAG Heuer Connected comes in five distinctive varieties of case and bracelet combinations. The first features a black titanium case with black rubber strap and clasp. Sleek and sporty, this all-black look has an ultra-light Grade 2 titanium case, micro-blasted ceramic bezel, steel crown and buttons. Ideal for the athletic user, this watch will make sure you are able to perform at your best. It retails for $2,350.
The second combination of the TAG Heuer Connected features the same specs as the all-black version. It retains the black strap and steel crown but comes with a contrasting silver titanium case and buttons. It retails for $2,150.
The next two TAG Heuer Connected watches both feature a steel case instead of titanium, a rubber sports bracelet, silver buttons and a black crown. Your choice of bracelet is either a chic black or cool navy blue. If you opt for the navy blue version of the watch, it also features a matching blue ceramic bezel. Both retail for $1,800.
The last combination of the TAG Heuer Connected features a classic look, a steel case with a steel bracelet. This steel case is alternate-finished with an ultra-light black ceramic bezel on top of it. This all-steel watch retails for $2,000.
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