| Model | Tag Heuer (CAR2B80) |
|---|---|
| Model Range | Carrera Calibre 36 |
| Case material | Black PVD |
| Case size | 43mm |
| Dial style | Black |
| Functions | Hour, Minutes, Seconds, Date |
| Gender | Male |
| Has Box | Yes |
| Has Papers | Yes |
| Strap material | Rubber |
| Vintage | No |
| Water resistance |
What makes the Calibre 36 special compared to other chronograph movements? That is a good question and the honest truth is that most people wouldn't really be able to tell the difference. Watch nerds like me understand that the principle difference is in how fast the movement operates. The Calibre 36 is known as a "high-beat" movement because it operates at a frequency of 5Hz (36,000 bph). This is compared to 4Hz that most other chronographs operate. What does a higher frequency allow for? Well it allows for increased precision, as well as increased accuracy over time.
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