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TAG Heuer | World Premiere Model & Report on the Special Exhibition "Mastering Speed" in Geneva! Gallery

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TAG Heuer | World Premiere Model & Report on the Special Exhibition "Mastering Speed" in Geneva! Gallery

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> Scenes from the special exhibition “MASTERING SPEED” in Geneva.

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> Scenes from the special exhibition “MASTERING SPEED.” Legendary race cars from motorsport history and TAG Heuer timepieces were on display.

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> One of the exhibited race cars, the Mercedes W196. A legendary F1 car that dominated Grand Prix races from 1954 to 1955, driven by Juan Manuel Fangio, one of F1's greatest drivers.

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> An early dashboard chronograph from the 1860s.

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> The 1974 "Ferrari 312 B3." This actual car was driven by Niki Lauda, one of the legendary F1 champions, who achieved two wins and nine pole positions, and by Swiss driver Clay Regazzoni.

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> A car from the 1970s.

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> A TAG Heuer watch from the 1970s. The collaboration between TAG Heuer and Ferrari during this era is legendary. At the time, TAG Heuer provided Ferrari with its own timing systems. There were also digital watches, the roots of today's "Microtimer."

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> Watches from the 1930s to the 1970s were displayed.

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> The Senna watch from 2008.

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> A groundbreaking structure integrating two complex mechanisms into one. The "Heuer Carrera Micrograph 1/100th Chronograph" unveiled on this occasion.

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> The case back offers a view of the automatic winding rotor and the two balance wheels in operation. "Heuer Carrera Micrograph 1/100th Chronograph."

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> A look at the internal mechanism of the "Heuer Carrera Micrograph 1/100th Chronograph."

<strong>TAG Heuer</strong> The venue where the special exhibition “MASTERING SPEED” was held.

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TAG Heuer: World Premiere Models & Report on the Special Exhibition “MASTERING SPEED” in Geneva!

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