Those rumors of TAG Heuer unveiling its next Android Wear watch this month? They're true. The brand has posted a pair of teasers confirming that it will unveil a future Connected smartwatch on March 14th. There are no major giveaways regarding the design (surprise: it'll likely be familiar), but there is a hint that it'll be better-suited to women's wrists than the chunky original. In a teaser video, TAG chief Jean-Claude Biver says that women had input -- don't be surprised if you see an option for a smaller case, different colors and other features that make the wristwear more accessible.
TAG Heuer confirms March 14th debut for its next Android watch
The next Connected model may be more woman-friendly.
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Previous leaks had hinted that the design would revolve around modularity, letting you swap in a mechanical timepiece if the digital one isn't fashionable for a given situation. It would also pack in considerably more features, including Android Pay support, a brighter screen and GPS. The new Connected is still likely be mind-bogglingly expensive compared to most smartwatches, but we suspect TAG won't mind. The first model easily outperformed the company's (admittedly modest) expectations, and a follow-up won't need to sell in massive numbers to justify its existence.
March 14, Stay Tuned... #ConnectedToEternity pic.twitter.com/fKaNJ8FLkv
— TAG Heuer (@TAGHeuer) March 11, 2017
March 14, Stay Tuned... #ConnectedToEternity pic.twitter.com/ioLH1DdcO7
— TAG Heuer (@TAGHeuer) March 10, 2017
