{"id":11855,"date":"2022-02-10T16:16:06","date_gmt":"2022-02-10T16:16:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/mailinvest.blog\/index.php\/2022\/02\/10\/tag-heuer-unveils-1800-smartwatch-that-helps-you-keep-fit-and-look-good\/"},"modified":"2022-02-10T16:16:06","modified_gmt":"2022-02-10T16:16:06","slug":"tag-heuer-unveils-1800-smartwatch-that-helps-you-keep-fit-and-look-good","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mailinvest.blog\/index.php\/2022\/02\/10\/tag-heuer-unveils-1800-smartwatch-that-helps-you-keep-fit-and-look-good\/","title":{"rendered":"Tag Heuer unveils $1,800 smartwatch that helps you keep fit and look good"},"content":{"rendered":"

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In brief:<\/strong> Smartwatch aficionados who like their connected devices to ooze style (and expense) will soon have another option from Tag Heuer: the Connected Calibre E4, a $1,800 luxury wearable powered by Wear OS. <\/p>\n

Tag Heuer was one of the first traditional luxury watchmakers to launch an expensive wearable back in 2015 when it released the $1,500 Connected Watch<\/a>. The $1,600 Connected Modular 45<\/a> arrived a few years later, and a Super Mario-themed version<\/a> of the Connected Watch landed last year.<\/p>\n

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Tag Heuer writes that the 45mm Connected Calibre E4<\/a> features a larger crown than its E3 predecessor and redesigned push buttons for improved ease of use. Buyers also get ultra-resistant flat glass covering the OLED display, the choice of steel or more expensive titanium for the main material, and the usual array of strap types and colors.<\/p>\n

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For those who want something sleeker and smaller on the wrist, there\u2019s a 42mm variant that\u2019s more for formal occasions than hitting the gym. It has a thinner case, smaller bezel, and a domed sapphire crystal covering the display.<\/p>\n

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Internally, the watch comes with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 4100 Plus platform alongside Bluetooth 5.0, a brighter display, an altimeter, accelerometer, heart rate monitor, compass, and GPS sensors.<\/p>\n

Tag Heuer says the 45mm model has 30% more battery life than the last-gen E3, offering a full day of use that includes one hour of running and two hours of walking or five hours of golf tracking. The 42mm version should last a full day but with an hour or less of tracking your runs. There\u2019s also a stand-like charger that the watch attaches to using magnets so you can display it on your nightstand.<\/p>\n

Software-wise, the watch will run Wear OS 2 out of the box, but it will get Wear OS 3 when the free upgrade arrives in the middle to second half of this year.<\/p>\n

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For those who worry about the longevity of a device that costs close to (and over) $2,000, Tag Heuer is introducing a battery replacement service<\/a> for Connected models released from 2020. It will be available for five years after the launch date and offer a like-for-like swap. No word yet on the US price, but it will cost \u00a385 in the UK (around $115).<\/p>\n

The Connected Calibre E4 launches on March 10, starting at $1,800 for the steel 42mm model. The 45mm steel version starts at $2,050 with a rubber strap, going up to $2,250 for the edition with a steel bracelet and $2,550 for the titanium model.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n