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The TAG Heuer Carrera Date Twin-Time completes the 41 mm collection, offering a GMT complication in a distinctive teal green. Powered by the TH31-03 manufacture movement, it blends heritage design with modern sophistication.
The sunray-brushed teal green dial creates a striking, instantly recognisable look. The rhodium-plated GMT hand with a red lacquered tip and the "railroad" interior minuterie evoke classic elegance and timeless design. The case-back proudly displays an engraved Victory Wreath, symbolising the TAG Heuer Carrera’s ‘token of luck’ legacy.
The Twin-Time designation dates back to 1955, when Heuer first introduced it as a name for GMT watches-years before the Carrera Collection debuted in 1963. Today, the Twin-Time inscription on the dial remains a tribute to this heritage, embodying the seamless fusion of past and present. This model showcases signature numeral indexes and a cohesive GMT hand shape.
Powered by the TH31-03 movement, visible through the sapphire caseback, the watch delivers 80 hours of power reserve. The date window at 6 o'clock integrates seamlessly with the dial’s sophisticated design, while the steel case and bracelet ensure versatility.

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| Water Resistance | 100m |
| Warranty | 5 Year International Manufacturers Warranty |
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