This Watchmaker Has Reportedly Exited the Smartwatch Market
The luxury watchmaker may sell remaining stock until 2027, with no announcement yet on a successor or long-term software support.
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This watchmaker has reportedly exited the smartwatch market
TL;DR TAG Heuer reportedly ended production of its Connected smartwatches over the summer. There is no word on how long its smartwatches will get software updates or service. The move comes as screenless fitness trackers become more popular. Smartwatches deliver a constant stream of information to our wrists, but one thing they’re not always clued in about is their own demise. Screenless fitness trackers, smart rings, and even smart glasses …
TAG Heuer, the luxury watch brand owned by LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, is reportedly withdrawing from the smartwatch market. According to French publication La Lettre, TAG Heuer stopped production of its Connected smartwatches back in the summer ... Read more
Swiss luxury watch manufacturer TAG Heuer was to end production of its Connected series smartwatches. Devices costing up to several thousand zlotys will disappear from sale, and the future of their updating and servicing remains... Full version of the site https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/tag_heuer_koniec_smartwatchy_connected-55144.html
TAG Heuer exiting smartwatches is a predictable outcome
TAG Heuer smartwatches were one of a handful of luxury options in the smartwatch space that sprouted after Wear OS started to take off a little bit. They were available at a time when there were many more brands making Wear OS watches, including Fossil, Diesel, Mont Blanc, and many others. A difference that was impossible to overlook though was the incredibly high cost of one of these luxury options compared to everything from non-luxury brands …
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