Author: Chaim Gartenberg
Tag Heuer has announced the third generation of its Connected Wear OS smartwatch, with the goal of improving both the “smart” and the “watch” halves of the product. Changes include new sensors that make the third-gen Connected watch more useful for fitness and sport tracking, along with new design updates like a ceramic bezel, screwed caseback, mechanical buttons, and a higher-resolution screen.
Better known for its luxury mechanical watches, Tag Heuer has been one of the major watchmaking brands that has tried to embrace smartwatches at the same time. With prices starting at $1,800 ($200 more than the old model) for the new third-gen watch and reaching $2,350, the Connected is an interesting product that exists somewhere between...
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Tag Heuer has announced the third generation of its Connected Wear OS smartwatch, with the goal of improving both the “smart” and the “watch” halves of the product. Changes include new sensors that make the third-gen Connected watch more useful for fitness and sport tracking, along with new design updates like a ceramic bezel, screwed caseback, mechanical buttons, and a higher-resolution screen.
Better known for its luxury mechanical watches, Tag Heuer has been one of the major watchmaking brands that has tried to embrace smartwatches at the same time. With prices starting at $1,800 ($200 more than the old model) for the new third-gen watch and reaching $2,350, the Connected is an interesting product that exists somewhere between...
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