The smaller 1.28-inch screen is just right, it fits under shirt cuffs, the curved sapphire crystal over it looks glorious, and the streamlined pushers and simple crown give it a seriously sophisticated look. I’ve yet to wear the 45mm model, but based on previous experience and wearing the 42mm version this time, I’m confident that, again, the smaller smartwatch is the one that will suit most people. However, there’s no change in materials used - it’s stainless steel with a ceramic bezel - and there’s no titanium option for the E4 either. Following the single 45mm Connected Calibre E3, the choice of 42mm and 45mm models in the Calibre E4 range is very welcome, and slimming the case down to 13.9mm makes it more wearable. There are two models, the 42mm Connected Calibre E4 you see in our photos and that I’m reviewing here, plus a 45mm version with the same technology but a slightly different design. Designīefore anything else, you should understand Tag Heuer’s new smartwatch range. Over the last 10 days, I’ve found out what it’s like to wear.

In fact, it does less, so I absolutely better feel something amazing when it’s on my wrist. Its Connected Calibre E4 42mm costs $1,800 and doesn’t do anything an Apple Watch or Galaxy Watch can’t do. If I’m splurging on a Tag Heuer watch, smart or otherwise, I want it to feel pretty special on my wrist.

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