Tag Heuer F1 Watch

Jenson arrived perfectly on time, which was fortunate given that TAG Heuer, the luxury watch-makers, was organising the event. To watch the full video of the interview CLICK HERE , but read on for a few snippets of the interview…. They haven’t been allowed to take one home yet, but McLaren team-mates Jenson and Lewis have been able to test drive the hotly anticipated McLaren road-car which, if you were wondering, is what Ron Dennis has been keeping himself busy with since... It was thanks to TAG Heuer, McLaren corporate partners, that I ended up putting the questions to Jenson at their swanky boutique shop in London’s Westfield. Since the switch to McLaren just over 6 months ago, a team which more resembles a corporate powerhouse than a racing outfit, Button has been thrown into a sea of corporate events, interviews, adverts, sponsorship and, well, you get the picture. Despite having been on McLaren’s state-of-the-art simulator for 10 hours that day Jenson was chatty and relaxed, and even managed to blag himself some TAG freebies before he left.

Now one of the most recognized and sought-after watch brands in the world, TAG Heuer continues its reputation of innovative design and technological excellence, creating prestigious timepieces that are always at the cutting edge of precision,... In 1985, Heuer joined the TAG (Techniques D’Avant-Garde) group, and the TAG Heuer name and logo were created.

'Watches bring out the boy in me. The last time I visited I couldn't resist walking off with a prototype for the new TAG Heuer Carrera 1887.

The Silverstone gets its name from the famous UK racetrack which has a special place in TAG Heuer's heart as many of its racing ambassadors and F1 team

The evening also saw the premiere of the TAG Heuer Grand Carrera Pendulum, a 2010 concept watch, which is the first to have movement without a hairspring.

The golfer enjoys wearing her TAG Heuer Link model with diamonds as much as her Lady Aquaracer in steel and gold and says "a watch is a necessary piece of

And as for cases and bracelets, ceramic and lightweight titanium are the materials of the moment, incorporated in TAG Heuer's F1 Lady series,