The TAG Heuer Autavia Isograph brings with it a breath of fresh air. Based on the classic Autavia design yet missing the chronograph function (some may question if it’s truly an Autavia if it’s not a chronograph), it’s certainly a bold move on TAG Heuer’s part.
The watch brings with it a number of new features, including a state-of-the-art in-house developed oscillator that uses a carbon composite hairspring for exceptional resistance to shock, magnetism, and gravity.
The Autavia Isograph features a 42mm steel case, bidirectional ceramic bezel, highly legible Arabic numerals, AR-coated sapphire crystal, automatic chronometer movement, 38 hours of power reserve, and 100 meters of water resistance.