The Heuer Carrera is a true icon of motorsport horology. Originally launched in 1963 and designed by Jack Heuer himself, the Carrera was built with legibility and functionality at its core. In the 1990s, before the brand fully transitioned into its modern TAG Heuer identity for its heritage models, they released a series of faithful re-editions that captured the pure essence of the original 1960s references.
 
The reference CS3111 is one of the most celebrated of these early re-editions. It stays remarkably true to the legendary Carrera 2447 design, featuring a perfectly proportioned 36mm stainless steel case with the signature faceted lugs. The striking black dial with matching black sub-registers and applied silver indices creates an incredibly sleek, understated, and cohesive appearance on the wrist.
 
Powered by the robust and highly respected Lemania 1873 manual-wind chronograph movement (the same base caliber found in the Omega Speedmaster Professional), this watch offers true mechanical engagement. It feels and operates much like a true 1960s vintage piece, but benefits from the reliability of a slightly more modern production. Paired with a brand-new black racing strap and the original Heuer pin buckle, this fully serviced Carrera is a highly versatile Neo-Vintage classic.