Luxury brand Porsche has carved a niche for designing classy and fast cars. The Porsche Taycan is the inspiration behind TAG Heuer’s latest smartwatch, the Connect Calibre E4 Porsche Edition. Its design and special watch face bear some semblance with the Taycan in many aspects.

The TAG Heuer Connect Calibre E4 Porsche Edition has a bezel design that reflects the Taycan’s top speed. The bezels go from 0 to 400 and the body is made from sandblasted titanium. It has a crown that consists of steel and rubber with a strap that resembles carbon fiber.

The Porsche Edition TAG Heuer smartwatch is powered by the Snapdragon 4100+ chip and has a 1.39-inch OLED screen. The device runs on WearOS 2 and comes with several features. These include heart rate monitoring, GPS, activity tracking, and an accelerometer. The smartwatch has a 430mAh battery although it is unclear how long it lasts on a full charge.

TAG Heuer Connect Calibre E4 Porsche Edition

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The Connect Calibre E4 has a special watch face that keeps you in the loop with the performance data of your Taycan. It outputs battery charge, remaining mileage, battery temperature, and total distance traveled for the car. The exquisite-looking Connect Calibre E4 Porsche Edition will be available in September and will retail for $2,750. Its pricing reflects the premium quality offered by the device. Taycan owners will find the new smartwatch exciting.

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