The TAG Heuer Carrera 1964 Re-Edition (Ref. CS3110) is a highly celebrated watch launched in 1996. It is famous for being a near-exact replica of the original 1963/1964 Carrera racing chronograph. Even though it was made by TAG Heuer, the company purposefully put only the historic "Heuer" logo on the dial, crown, and case back to respect its classic roots.
he Lemania Engine: Instead of the old Valjoux movement, TAG Heuer used the hand-wound Lemania 1873 caliber. This is the very same legendary movement family used in the famous Omega Speedmaster "Moonwatch".
The Telltale Dial: The dial layout is incredibly clean, featuring a blue decimal track used by race car navigators to read minutes in 1/100ths. The easiest way to tell this 1990s re-edition apart from a real 1960s vintage model is that the word "Carrera" is completely missing from the dial.
Classic Proportions: At 36mm, it fits beautifully on almost any wrist size, avoiding the bulky, oversized trend of modern chronographs.
Feature
Details
Case Diameter
36mm
Thickness
~13mm
Lug-to-Lug
44.3mm
Lug Width
18mm
Case Material
Stainless steel with sharp, angular lugs
Καντράν
Opaline silver with sunken registers and a blue decimal track
Crystal
Domed plexiglass (acrylic) for true vintage distortion
Μηχανισμός
Lemania 1873 manual-winding chronograph
Power Reserve
Around 40 hours
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