TAG Heuer 推出 Goodwood Festival of Speed 特別版 Carrera 計時碼錶
為慶祝品牌重返 2025 年 Goodwood Festival of Speed 官方計時夥伴的重要身份，TAG Heuer特別推出全新限量版腕錶：TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x Festival of Speed。此錶款旨在致敬英國深厚的賽車文化，以及品牌與賽車運動密不可分的歷史傳承，將復古美學與頂尖製錶工藝無縫融合。
腕錶採用 42mm 精鋼錶殼，搭配靈感源自「Goodwood Green」的深綠色巴黎釘紋（Clous de Paris）錶盤，並以紅色細節作點綴。棕色打孔皮革賽車錶帶的設計，則讓人聯想到 1970 年代的經典賽車手套。腕錶內部搭載 TAG Heuer 自製的 TH20-00 自動機芯，具備計時功能及 100 米防水性能。 藍寶石水晶錶背上，特別刻有 Goodwood Festival of Speed 標誌及「XXX of 100」的獨立編號，彰顯其獨特限量身份。
此款 Carrera Chronograph 全球僅限量發行 100 只，最初僅限 Goodwood Road Racing Club 會員購買。Goodwood 創辦人 Richmond 公爵盛讚此次合作是「共同熱情的實現」。腕錶將於今年 6 月起正式公開發售，正值一眾車迷齊聚西薩塞克斯郡，共慶 Formula 1 的 75 週年傳承，有興趣的賽車與腕錶愛好者切勿錯過。
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