Tag Heuer Carrera Chronograph

The unconventional Carrera In 1963, Jack Heuer introduced the Carrera, naming it after the Carrera Panamericana, a famously demanding Mexican road race. Its defining philosophy was clarity: a chronograph designed to communicate information instantly, even in the intensity of competition. The Carrera DATO revisits one of the collection's more unusual historical designs. Rather than using a conventional arrangement of three chronograph registers, it features a single counter at three o'clock and a date window at nine. The modern CBS2211 pairs that asymmetric layout with a striking teal-green dial and TAG Heuer's curved Glassbox sapphire crystal. Its manufacture TH20-07 movement provides an 80-hour power reserve, bringing contemporary engineering to a design inspired by the experimental spirit of the 1960s. Reference CBS2211 Collection Carrera Chronograph DATO Year 2026 Case Brushed and polished stainless steel Diameter 39 mm Thickness 13.9 mm Dial Circular-brushed teal green Movement Manufacture TH20-07 Winding Automatic Power reserve 80 hours Frequency 28,800 vibrations/hour Functions Hours, minutes, running seconds, date and chronograph Crystal Domed Glassbox sapphire Caseback Sapphire exhibition Water resistance 100 meters Original configurations Black alligator strap Collateral Original Box & Undated Papers