One of the first full skeleton watches from TAG Heuer's Carrera collection, whose presence is inspired by infamous 1950's motor racing, namely the Carrera Panamericana - a perilous border to border road race through Mexico, scrapped in the late 1950's amid safety concerns and reinstated in the wake of reforms in 1988. This symbolic piece has been meticulously crafted from high grade stainless steel and black titanium carbide accents for a truly unique finish; facilitated by the anti-reflective scratch resistant sapphire crystal glass and skeleton case back exhibiting the powerful Calibre Heuer 01 self winding mechanism stowed within, with Its bold luminous fixtures, clear chronograph dials and crisp date aperture remaining decorous to this positively technical horological exposure. Completed with a smooth black rubber strap and push button deployment clasp, achieving a secure and comfortable fit every time.

- Case Width: 45mm
- Watch Movement: Automatic
- Water Resistance: 100 Metres
- Calibre Heuer01: Swiss Made. Automatic Calibre. 39 Rubies. Rapid Date Correction. 28,800 Vibrations Per Hour. Chronograph Display. 50 Hours Power Reserve Approx. 40 Hours With Chronograph Operating