The WatchTime Q&A: Jean-Claude Biver on the TAG Heuer Connected Watch
The biggest news in the watch world this week was the launch of the TAG Heuer Connected, a “smartwatch” developed by the Swiss brand in partnership with Google and Intel. (Click here for our detailed report on the watch). After the launch, I had the opportunity to speak with the man behind the ambitious project, TAG Heuer CEO and President of LVMH Watch Division Jean-Claude Biver.WT: You oversee a small group of brands at LVMH �� Zenith and Hublot as well as TAG Heuer �� so what made you decide that TAG Heuer was the right brand for a connected watch?JCB: It was the price structure. The average price of a Hublot is $22,500, The entry-level price for a Hublot is $5,000. Can Hublot produce a connected watch at $1,500 when the entry price is $5,000? I doubt it. Can Hublot produce a smartwatch when it does just 30,000 watches per year? How could it make a smartwatch with such low quantities? For Hublot, it's forbidden to touch something like a connected watch.WT: Because you're u

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