TAG Heuer Carrera 1887 Chronograph

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Carrera 1887 Chronograph is a wristwatch by TAG Heuer.

With this chronograph, presented on the Baselworld 2010, TAG Heuer equipped the model of success Carrera for the first time with the in-house manufactured self-winding movement Calibre 1887, and in the latest generation. This allows you to start the chronograph functions in two thousandths of a second.

The chronograph functions are displayed on two separate totalisers: hours at 6 h and minutes at 12 h, both with own dials.   The stainless steel casing measures 41 mm in diameter and is waterproof up to 10 atm.

In the fall of 2010 this model was awarded the coveted Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix ("La Petite Aiguille" or "Little Hand" as the best watch in the class under 5,000 Swiss Francs).

In the meantime, several modifications have been carried out at the watch (see below and section Weblink) on design.

TAG Heuer won the “Petite Aiguille” Prize at the Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève for the Carrera Calibre 1887 Chronographe in November, 2010.

Reference:

CAR2110.BA0720 black
CAR2111.FC9266 silver

Movement:

Self-winding chronograph movement Calibre 1887, 28,800 A/h
Manufacture movement
39 jewels
Power reserve approx. 50 h

Case:

Stainless steel polished
Ø 41 mm
Fixed bezel
Domed sapphire crystal, antireflective on both sides
Sapphire crystal caseback
Waterproof to 10 atm

Dial:

Silver or black
Tachymeter scale on the bezel (variants: without tachymeter, or new version with scale in inner circle)
Faceted indices in stainless steel with luminous hands and markers

Functions:

Hours, minutes, small seconds, date
Chrono function: central 60-seconds, 30-minutes and 12-hours counter
Tachymeter (variant: without tachymeter)

Bracelet:

Black crocodile leather strap with safety folding clasp
Optional: stainless steel bracelet with safety folding clasp

Weblinks

The following Web link is concerned with the design changes of this model, already briefly touched above: