Tag Heuer Mikrotimer Flying 1000 Watch Concept In Action

See more @ http://aBlogtoRead.com. This things flies! Seen here is the first appearance of the Tag Heuer Mikrotimer 1/1000th of a second mechanical chronograph watch in action. This concept watch should be available for sale eventually and uses a special escapement for the chronograph that runs at 500 hertz!

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• tag heuer
• concept
• mikrotimer
• watch
• chronograph
• 1000
• 1/1000
• review

[therealJQB321]

I wonder how long this watch will last with daily using of the timer :]

[aBlogtoRead]

@therealJQB321 At this point the chronograph lasts only a few minutes.

[criscros7]

@johnyeros

Why a 1/100 chrono? Your reaction time/consistency is way worse. Why automatic? Quartz is more accurate, cheaper, and doesn't need revisions. Why gold? Steel is lighter, cheaper and more scratch resistant. Why a full calendar? Who doesn't know the year or month? Why 1000 m water resistance in a dive watch? Why a dive watch at all? You don't even dive and even if you do, you're wearing a dive computer. Why a watch at all? Your cell shows the time, too.

The answer is: because! :)

[JaegerLeMaserati]

If it's that important to calculate 1000th of a second ... would u not buy a proper stop watch for 10 bucks?

[drewbacc]

Hmmmm $88,000?? Not bad, only 15 Panerai Luminors.

[neuje217]

@criscros7 damn right...because we can!

maybe you're interested in the new TAG Heuer Mikrogrider 2000 ;) go have a look and be amazed!

[theconscienceofyou]

@aBlogtoRead How long does the chronograph lasts being fully winded, and how long do you must turn the bezel to fully wind it up again after the spring reserve is depleted?

[stopbord12]

@die101 mechanical

[JeVolution10]

want to get yourself get knocked, stare at ur watch now....

[920Nash]

The watch just like run crazy....

[0boardcertified0]

@johnyeros Who needs a Bugatti Veyron? But ya know what, we love'em both!

[die101]

mechanical or quartz