Tag Heuer says they’ll get Wear OS 3 “later this year.” With options from Fossil and Montblanc launching with Wear OS 3 out of the box, it seems unfathomable to see a smartwatch this expensive stuck on the last generation. The catch, beyond the sky-high pricing, is that these smartwatches are still running on top of Wear OS 2. It costs $2,600, and it does also have a ceramic bezel around the display. It also packs software designed for hiking trails. The Sports Edition, meanwhile, is a 45mm smartwatch with a 1.39-inch OLED display and a “breathable” rubber strap. Other versions of the Tag Heuer Connected Calibre E4 include the $2,500 Golf Edition, which is the same 42mm size and is loaded up with data from 40,000 golf courses around the globe for automatic tracking. The size of the watch as a whole is smaller, but the display is the same size at 1.28 inches.
The best part of this new design is that the display, covered in domed sapphire glass, is virtually bezel-less just like on the 2022 models – the “bezel” in the photo above is digital, at least based on what Tag says. The smallest version of this new smartwatch comes in at 42mm, with a price tag of $2,350, up from $1,900 on the existing model. What’s new this time around?įrom a design standpoint, the new E4 models both have a black-coated grade 2 titanium build, making for the lightest design Tag Heuer has done on a smartwatch to date. These are just successors to the Calibre E4 that launched in 2022.
If you want to pay $2,000 for a smartwatch, you can, and with Tag Heuer’s new Connected Calibre E4, you’ll get a slick design but still get Wear OS 2 for that price.Īvailable later this month, the 2023 edition of the Tag Heuer Connected Calibre E4 is the latest in a long line of uber-expensive Wear OS smartwatches from the luxury brand. One of the good things about Wear OS is the wide variety of options.
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