With the new Formula 1 Solargraph x Indy 500, TAG Heuer continues its long-running connection to motorsport. Limited to 1,110 pieces, the 38mm sports watch references the Indianapolis 500 through a series of subtle design details while incorporating the brand’s light-powered Solargraph movement.
TAG Heuer expands the Monaco line at Watches and Wonders 2026 with the new Evergraph, a 40mm titanium chronograph powered by the debuting Calibre TH80-00. The new movement combines a 5 Hz rate, 70-hour power reserve, and a redesigned compliant chronograph mechanism.
TAG Heuer continues to evolve one of its most recognizable designs with the latest Monaco Chronograph, unveiled at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026. Retaining its signature square silhouette and left-hand crown, the new generation introduces a refined titanium case, updated ergonomics, and the in-house TH20-11 movement.
For many collectors, TAG Heuer was the first “nice” watch, the gateway that turned casual buyers into enthusiasts. From the Formula 1’s cultural pull to Heuer’s deeper history, this is a look at the brand’s unique influence on watch collecting.
Some watches are created with a need for speed — life in the fumes of high-octane race fuel and the chase to get to that checkered flag first. These are the horological thoroughbreds for the race track.
Once a flagship of TAG Heuer’s late-’90s lineup, the Kirium Automatic Chronograph blended forward-looking design with everyday wearability — a quietly modern sports watch that remains underrated today.
With the new Carrera Chronograph Seafarer, TAG Heuer revives its maritime roots, reintroducing a historic tide-indication complication within the modern Carrera Glassbox design.
Rooted in TAG Heuer’s reimagined glassbox architecture and distilled through Hiroshi Fujiwara’s uncompromising visual code, the Carrera Chronograph x Fragment Limited Edition marks the latest chapter in a creative dialogue that began in 2018.
