The Mikrosplit was introduced by TAG Heuer in 1916, a stopwatch which could measure separate time intervals down to the ...

TAG Heuer has released an all-new Monaco Split Seconds to celebrate its F1 partnership. Ultra-limited to 10 pieces, this ...

Reimagined as a new Solagraph collection and unveiled alongside a special Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph and more.

TAG Heuer has reclaimed its rightful place on the 2025 podium by once again taking on Formula 1’s official timekeeping ...

Meet the new TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph F1 ✓ Featuring a ceramic case and a technically impressive movement!

In a global exclusive, WIRED went inside TAG Heuer's Swiss factory to see exactly how the brand has brought back its classic ...

Watches and Wonders 2025 is upon us. Click here for all our reports from the watch world's biggest annual event.

To mark TAG Heuer's return as the timekeeper of Formula 1, the brand has launched a flurry of themed releases at Watches & Wonders 2025.

We are often told that it takes around five years for watches to emerge from a designer’s mind to a final product. Looking at ...

You can find all the information in Stuff’s TAG Heuer Formula 1 | Kith explainer, where I talk about each ... The original bezels were made from soft plastic (rather than the steel, aluminium, or ...