
MikroTourbillonS: TAG Heuer’s First Double Tourbillon
TAG Heuer surprised many in the world of haute horology when it officially unveiled the new MikroTourbillonS earlier this month.
TAG Heuer surprised many in the world of haute horology when it officially unveiled the new MikroTourbillonS earlier this month.
Two uncaged tourbillons, built in-house by TAG Heuer, regulate the movements of the watch and the chronograph. The watch is housed in a 45 mm Carrera case of rose gold accented by black tantalum, which is a transition metal known for its anti-corrosive properties. Mounted on a rubber strap, the face reveals a dial for chronograph minutes and a dial for chronograph seconds, along with a power reserve indicator at the 12 o’clock position.
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