Hubert
··TAG Heuer Forums ModeratorLet's use this thread to discuss everything related to the 2020 Connected
Along with previous posts, I would like to see the addition of a HRM (Heart Rate Sensor).
life is not a main point in my wishlistSo it’s like having a Wii on the wrist! 😎
It would be interesting to avoid touching/making the screen dirty 👍
It would be nice, although after last updates, you can already connect a Heart Rate Monitor Belt by Bluetooth (much more precise than watch sensors) to the factory installed Google Fit app
Wishlist? 🙄
By order of importance:
1- Compatibility with current Modular system
2- Option to upgrade/buy just the smartwatch module (at a reasonable price, if we already own a 2nd generation Connected)
...while I agree it would be good for the customers, does it make commercial sense from TAG's point of view? Probably not. Much better to make you buy more straps under the guise of being 'improved' design.
Commercial sense to keep compatibility with current TH Modular system? I think so! I think most of current 2nd generation THCM owners would buy the 3rd gen smartwatch module if we can upgrade just that module, so there is a big market selling just the smart module to all the already THCM customers, and selling the complete watch to the new TH Connected customers...
But -for sure- I’m not going to buy a 3rd gen THC (because I’m already happy with my 2nd gen) if I must pay again 1700€ for a complete watch, and not compatible with my current straps and accessories... No, I’m not going to start a new Modular collection if next gen is not compatible with current system! I already spent too much!
So, what is it better business for TAG Heuer: selling me a 3rd gen smartwatch module, or selling me nothing? 😉
I'm going to send you a link to your post, for when the next Connected is released and you get one.
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It would mean that the next Connected meets at least the first condition of my wishlist:
1- Compatibility with current Modular system 😉 👍
Tag would be smart if the new connected works with legacy lugs but the way cooler new strap designs require different lugs that perfectly compliment the watch case and also are an improved design themselves (current lugs get loose over time and can even pop off unexpectedly). That way, they still get us to pony up for new expensive lugs if we want any of the next connected "bling" or desire improved performance from the lugs themselves. An example of this would be a tapered black ceramic watch band.
(current lugs get loose over time and can even pop off unexpectedly)
: since then I make sure to hear the “click” and check that they're both properly fixed before wearing the watch