Maison 56 of 100 · Haute Horology

TAG Heuer

The reading

Jack Heuer’s racing chronograph. Monaco on Steve McQueen’s wrist is still the ad. LVMH uses TAG as the accessible door to the group’s watch floor, sitting under Hublot and Zenith.

The house

Origin
Switzerland
Founded
1860
Atelier
Haute Horology
Ownership
LVMH
Signature
Carrera / Monaco / Formula 1
Register note
Carrera + Formula 1 This line is the register’s own characterisation, not a sourced figure; see Méthode.

How the register places it

It is one of twenty-one LVMH houses in this register: Louis Vuitton, Dior, Celine, Fendi, Loewe, Givenchy, and fourteen more. Of the eighteen houses filed under Haute Horology, it is the 16th. The register's Switzerland cohort runs to sixteen — the third-largest national group here — and it is one. It is the 26th-oldest house in the register. Eighteen of the hundred places go to Haute Horology, the second-largest room in the register. Above it in Haute Horology the register puts Rolex first, at No. 41. It is one of thirty-six maisons in this register founded before 1900.

Either side of it in the register

Also from Switzerland

Switzerland in the country atlas

Under the same owner