Mention TAG Heuer, and most people would undoubtedly think of the brand’s flagship Carrera collection. It represents the watchmaker’s deep ties with motor racing—named after the legendary Carrera Panamericana Road race — and the legacy of Jack Heuer’s dedication to precision. As the brand’s best-selling line, it has certainly come to be known for its sporty DNA and its fine quality, both on the technical and aesthetic fronts.
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Since its introduction in 1963, this iconic range of watches has come a long way, with TAG Heuer introducing a variety of unique, sought-after Carrera models. For 2025, the brand continues this tradition with a number of interesting new creations. They include the return of a notable historical model and a fresh, colourful take on the Carrera Date.
Since its introduction in 1963, this iconic range of watches has come a long way, with TAG Heuer introducing a variety of unique, sought-after Carrera models. For 2025, the brand continues this tradition with a number of interesting new creations. They include the return of a notable historical model and a fresh, colourful take on the Carrera Date.
This year, the watchmaker has revisited this celebratory model, bringing it back in a precious diamond-set edition. The latest release of the TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Glassbox comprises two stunning variations—one in the TAG Heuer Carrera signature blue and the other one in powdery pink—that are bound to again captivate those with a soft spot for diamond sports watches.
The new timepieces bear the same domed crystal of the TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Glassbox: It serves to enhance visibility of the dial, apart from being a distinctive feature that marks their connection to their vintage predecessors.
The new timepieces bear the same domed crystal of the TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Glassbox: It serves to enhance visibility of the dial, apart from being a distinctive feature that marks their connection to their vintage predecessors.
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Both variants of this new model are paired with a strap in hues that match their dial for a congruous look, although it can be easily switched according to one’s mood via the interchangeable mechanism. A case size of 39mm, along with the colour options of blue and pink, makes the watch a good fit for women as well as men who appreciate smaller-sized diamond-set watches.
Underneath its luxe exterior is TAG Heuer’s in-house chronograph calibre TH20-00, which features a vertical clutch, column wheel, bidirectional automatic winding, as well as an impressive 80-hour power reserve. The open caseback provides a view of the internal mechanisms, revealing the finishing on the calibre, the shield-shaped rotor and bidirectional mass.
With its wrist-friendly case size that suits both men and women, the Tag Heuer Carrera 36mm has always been a popular pick with anyone who looking for a versatile and elegant sports watch. Over the years, the model has received dial reinterpretations in various unique colours. This year is no different, as the brand takes the watch in a softly hued direction.
Feminine appeal is clearly the name of the game here: Those who cannot resist pastel colours are sure to be drawn to these latest Carrera 36mm releases. The two new hues of lilac and powdery pink give the watch a distinctly new feel and interesting look. While these pastel shades exude femininity, there’s nothing saccharine about them. The light tones play well with the silver hue of steel, creating a vibe of quiet sophistication.
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The pastel dials are given diamond hour markers for a sparkling accent, and feature a date aperture at the 6 o’clock position. The watches retain their sporty character via the gradient track around the dial—a detail that is a nod to the Carrera’s racing heritage. They also feature the iconic Carrera H bracelet in polished steel and are powered by the watchmaker’s latest Calibre 7 automatic movement that comes with a 56-hour power reserve.