What Watch Winder is Suitable for Tag Heuer?

 

About Tag Heuer

Founded in 1860 in the Swiss Jura Valley by Edouard Heuer, the luxury watchmaking brand is part of the luxury group LVMH. The headquarter of Tag Heuer is in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, Tag Heuer has four production sites, 1,470 employees and a presence in 139 countries.

For 160 years, Tag Heuer has continued to develop its pioneering watchmaking spirit and innovative technologies. The brand is centered on the three collections: Carrera, Monaco and Autavia, with Link, Aquaracer, Formula 1 and TAG Heuer Connected.

Looking back, TAG Heuer was the first luxury watch brand to be able to measure 1/100th, 1/10001st and even 5/10,000th. From the Olympic Games in 1920, to the official timekeeper of Formula 1, to the legendary Indy 500 today, TAG Heuer continues to push the limits of time in its quest for innovation and excellence.

TAG Heuer has its own expertise in movements, materials, and decorative components, with self-winding, electro-mechanical, and belt-driven movements at the heart of many TAG Heuer watches.

Recommanded Collection for Tag Heuer

Carrera Collection

The Carrera collection is undoubtedly the oldest and most iconic of all TAG Heuer models. Carrera, which means passion, adventure and heroism in Spanish. This collection honors the legendary "Carrera Pan Americana Mexico Race", a tribute to the true bravery and skill of the drivers.

Tag Heuer launched advanced versions of the Carrera in 1996 and 2002. Its open and easy-to-read dial is not only resistant to road wear, but also very shock resistant. With its water-resistant case, this line of watches is very popular.

The iconic classic design of the Carrera is even more evident in the Carrera 1887 Chronograph. And a large 43mm dial that retains the design of the first Carrera from 1963, but with a modern twist that is both stylish and vintage.

For the company's 150th anniversary, Tag Heuer gave the Carrera collection a new lease of life and redesigned it in-house. Then the Calibre 1887 Chronograph comes out, which won "La Petite Aiguille" at the Grand Prix de l'Horlogerie de Genève and the Watch of the Year Award in 2010.

Monaco Collection

The Monaco V4 is the star of the Monaco collection. It debuted at Baselworld 2004, represents an astonishing technological breakthrough. At its heart is an advanced integrated mechanical movement, reversed and contained in a design that reinterprets the classic square Monaco.

The name "V4" derives from the movement's four barrels, which form a V shape like the cylinders in a racing car's supercharged engine. The name also pays tribute to the inspiration for the movement, which, while the V4 is derived from the latest concepts in industrial design, its true origins, like those of the original Monaco, lie in the world of high-tech high-performance racing engines.

Recommended Watch Winder Models

Tag Heuer's watches are a combination of classic and cool, which fits well with the Jqueen Watch Winder's Leather Classic collection.

Jqueen Watch Winder's leather collection includes a classic Ferrari colorway. Its black and red color scheme is both beautiful and understated. The red leather takes on a slightly darker hue and has an innate elegance to it. Combined with the smooth alignment of the case and lining, the overall look is understated and luxurious.

The watch winder in this collection has a vertical winding method for efficient winding. There are ten modes, which can be set in different directions as well as the number of revolutions, making your watch winding more accurate and giving your watch a longer life. The watch pillow on the turntable is a telescopic pillow, so it is firm to put on both men's and women's watches and will not easily fall off and cause watch winding failure or other damage.

This series is also available as a storage model and a touch screen model. The storage model is very practical, while the touch screen model is more convenient. Both models have their own advantages, so welcome to Jqueen Watch Winder to buy.