Porsche Motorsports released a new video titled “The Longest Night”. Porsche had partnered with TAG Heuer to celebrate its 160-year anniversary using the original racing chronograph as the tool behind the wheel. The video portrays the night portion of an endurance race which seems to be the period when time starts to blend as the driver is corning no slower than when the sun was up. Porsche features the factory RSR racecar as well as cameos from the 991 and 992 generation fleet. The original racing chronograph was originally released in 1963 and has continued to be reimagined to stay current within the racing world. Cheers to TAG Heuer on 160-years of crafting fine timepieces!
Porsche Motorsports released a new video titled “The Longest Night”. Porsche had partnered with TAG Heuer to celebrate its 160-year anniversary using the original racing chronograph as the tool behind the wheel. The video portrays the night portion of an endurance race which seems to be the period when time starts to blend as the driver is corning no slower than when the sun was up. Porsche features the factory RSR racecar as well as cameos from the 991 and 992 generation fleet. The original racing chronograph was originally released in 1963 and has continued to be reimagined to stay current within the racing world. Cheers to TAG Heuer on 160-years of crafting fine timepieces!
Porsche Motorsports released a new video titled “The Longest Night”. Porsche had partnered with TAG Heuer to celebrate its 160-year anniversary using the original racing chronograph as the tool behind the wheel. The video portrays the night portion of an endurance race which seems to be the period when time starts to blend as the driver is corning no slower than when the sun was up. Porsche features the factory RSR racecar as well as cameos from the 991 and 992 generation fleet. The original racing chronograph was originally released in 1963 and has continued to be reimagined to stay current within the racing world. Cheers to TAG Heuer on 160-years of crafting fine timepieces!
Porsche Motorsports released a new video titled “The Longest Night”. Porsche had partnered with TAG Heuer to celebrate its 160-year anniversary using the original racing chronograph as the tool behind the wheel. The video portrays the night portion of an endurance race which seems to be the period when time starts to blend as the driver is corning no slower than when the sun was up. Porsche features the factory RSR racecar as well as cameos from the 991 and 992 generation fleet. The original racing chronograph was originally released in 1963 and has continued to be reimagined to stay current within the racing world. Cheers to TAG Heuer on 160-years of crafting fine timepieces!
