Description
After the collector-focused Monaco Chronograph collaboration, TAG Heuer brings its Formula 1 Chronograph into the same partnership with the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The result is a British-market special edition dressed in British Racing Green, limited to 500 pieces and sold exclusively in the United Kingdom.
Where the Monaco Goodwood (limited to 71 pieces) is the halo piece, this Formula 1 Chronograph is the accessible way into the same motorsport story — a racing chronograph in heritage green, priced at GBP 4,250.
Design
The watch leans fully into its motorsport brief: bold, sporty proportions and a British Racing Green colourway that ties it directly to the Festival of Speed held each summer at Goodwood in West Sussex. It keeps the Formula 1 Chronograph's racing character — a tachymeter-led bezel and a legible chronograph layout — while the green execution and the Goodwood association give it a distinctly British identity aimed squarely at UK collectors.
Specifications
- Model: TAG Heuer Formula 1 Chronograph x Goodwood Festival of Speed (2026)
- Colourway: British Racing Green
- Case diameter: 44mm
- Water resistance: 200m (20 bar)
- Bezel: green ceramic with "SPEED" scale; red 39-second marker
- Caseback: solid steel with Goodwood motifs
- Complication: chronograph
- Movement: TAG Heuer Calibre 16, automatic chronograph (Sellita-based, not in-house)
- Power reserve: 48 hours
- Limited edition: 500 pieces
- Market: United Kingdom exclusive
- Price: GBP 4,250
What's Exciting
This is the piece that lets a normal collector buy into the Goodwood story. The Monaco Goodwood, at 71 pieces, was always going to be a lottery; the Formula 1 Chronograph at 500 pieces and GBP 4,250 is a watch you can actually chase. British Racing Green on a motorsport chronograph is close to a cheat code for a UK audience, and the festival tie-in plus the exclusivity should make this a quick sell-through. It also signals TAG Heuer's continued rebuild of the Formula 1 line as a serious mechanical proposition rather than a quartz throwback.
History
TAG Heuer's motorsport DNA runs from the Carrera and Monaco through decades of Formula 1 timekeeping partnerships, and the Formula 1 collection itself dates to 1986 as the brand's accessible sports line. The Goodwood Festival of Speed — a summer celebration of motorsport machinery in West Sussex — has become a natural stage for the brand, first with the Monaco Chronograph and now with the Formula 1 Chronograph, extending the partnership across two of TAG Heuer's most storied chronograph families.
