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TAG Heuer Eyewear Collection Showcased During Swiss Manufacture Tour

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On October 13, 2026, a tour of the TAG Heuer manufacture in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, was conducted to highlight the brand's technical eyewear collection. The event was organized by Thelios, LVMH’s eyewear division, and attended by Clodagh Norton, editor-in-chief of 20/20 Europe. According to reporting from 20/20 Magazine, the visit served as an opportunity to examine the design and production aspects of the TAG Heuer eyewear line. The coverage emphasizes the collaboration between the luxury watchmaker and its eyewear partner, focusing on the manufacturing facilities located in the Swiss Jura region. This presentation aligns with broader industry efforts to showcase the integration of horological precision into optical products. The report notes that the tour specifically highlighted the technical attributes of the collection, though detailed specifications or new product launches were not explicitly enumerated in the available summary. The involvement of major media figures like Norton suggests significant promotional intent behind the event, aiming to reinforce the brand's positioning within the premium eyewear market through transparency about its manufacturing processes.

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  1. 20/20 Magazine
    TAG Heuer Eyewear Collection Presented at Swiss Manufacture Tour

    20/20 Europe editor-in-chief Clodagh Norton joined Thelios, LVMH’s eyewear division, for a tour of the TAG Heuer manufacture in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. The visit highlighted the technical eyewear collection designed by creative director Renato Montagner since its 2024 launch. Key models include the Silmo D’Or-winning "TAG Heuer Line," featuring injected carbon fiber and Dyneema cable bridge, and the Shield Pro with interchangeable lenses. New releases like the Golden Age sunglasses incorporate acetate, rubber, and dial-inspired lens colors. The presentation emphasized design principles rooted in watchmaking heritage, utilizing advanced materials such as TH-Titanium developed at the brand's TH-Lab.