.. and a Richard Mille is over ten times the price of a Rolex, but it also doesn't do anything better than that. Let alone that any mechanical watch doesn't do anything better than a €100 Swatch but still people buy expensive watches. There are clearly people that can afford €2000 for a short-lived, disposable item, so arguing that the TAG Heuer Connected is bad, because of its price is rather moot. All expensive luxury items carry a huge luxury tax tag. The question is, does the TAG Heuer Connected do its job as an attractive and luxury smartwatch? The answer for me is an unequivocal "yes".

 

Agreed - great post - had the E3 which was ok - managed to damage the glass - blemish - thinking my watch was bulletproof!?! Exchanged for E4 - it’s not the same ! Not sure if connected owners are aware - iAny damage to the watch glass/ face effectively can’t be repaired- you will be looking to replace the watch head - effectively you will be buying a NEW watch ! Something I haven’t read in any of the literature from Tag / not great news ! The suggested repair/ replacement estimate was more than the watch