A caliper gauge allows you to use the El Primero-based Calibre 36 to its full potential and measure elapsed times to within a tenth of a second. A conventional date display at 4:30 rounds off this timepiece's functionality.Īnother interesting feature is the so-calledĬaliper System. A stainless steel bridge with a striped finish connects the semicircular chronograph counters at 3 and 6 o'clock. TAG Heuer refers to this display type as a Linear System (LS). For example, the small seconds window is a narrow vertical slit at 9 o'clock with a small line that moves from bottom to top. The discs sit below differently sized openings in the dial. Instead of traditional chronograph counters, it uses small rotating discs for the minute counter, hour counter, and small seconds subdials. Its Rotating Disc System (RS) immediately catches the eye. Only a year later, the watch was already in series production. TAG Heuer presented this highly precise chronograph as a concept watch in 2008. This line's flagship model is without a doubt the Sapphire glass with an anti-reflective coating on both sides protects the dial and offers a view of the automatic movement at work as part of the screw-down case back. TAG Heuer crafts most of these watches out of stainless steel, though there are also two-tone and titanium models available. However, at 40, 42, or 43 mm in diameter, it is still comfortable to wear. One-tenth of a second thanks to the Calibre 36, which is based on the Zenith El Primero.Īs its name implies, the Grand Carrera is anything but small. This timepiece can accurately measure periods of time to within The top model is the Grand Carrera Calibre 36 RS Caliper. Every timepiece is a COSC-certified chronometer. This series contains a wide range of models, from three-hand watches with a date and GMT function all the way to sophisticated chronographs. This unique design lends these timepieces an almost futuristic look that blends well with their overall sporty character. Introduced in 2008, perhaps its most distinctive feature is the use of rotating discs in place of various subdials for the chronograph counters, small seconds, or second time zone. Grand Carrera is something of a black sheep in the otherwise very traditional Carrera collection.
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