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- **Posted:** 2025-10-11T12:30:00.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** PCMag (@pcmag) — https://gondola.cc/pcmag

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On the new TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E5 smartwatch, the company has switched to its own software for the first time. ⌚️

TAG Heuer wearables have traditionally run Android Wear and Wear OS, meaning they have had limited iPhone compatibility. Some don’t work with Apple’s smartphones at all, severely limiting TAG Heuer’s potential user base. 

TAG Heuer OS is based on Android’s Open Source Project, allowing watches to connect to phones running iOS 18 or later or Android 13 and up. The trade-off is that third-party app support will be more limited than previous TAG Heuer smartwatches, meaning you’ll rely more on built-in features.

The TAG Heuer Connected Calibre E5 is available in either a 40mm or 45mm case, with several steel and titanium color options, as well as various strap choices. 

The base 40mm variant costs $1,600 with the top-end model at $2,050. If you want the larger 45mm, it starts at $1,700 with prices increasing to $2,400.

📸: TAG Heuer, A Blog to Watch

#TAGHeuer #smartwatch #wearable #technews 

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wearable, technews, smartwatch, tagheuer

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