Autavia Isograph

A quick glance in the rearview mirror for TAG Heuer, whose Autavia returns with a definite neo-vintage feel. Introduced in the 1960s as a chrono, quickly renamed then pulled from the brand's collections in 1985, it's back with a vengeance – not with a chrono but in seven cockpit-inspired iterations including this one in bronze complete with a smoky-effect green dial and a black ceramic bezel. Don't be fooled! This old-school exterior barely hints at the timekeeping technology inside. Only the word Isograph on the dial reveals the presence of the brand's revolutionary carbon-composite balance spring, part of the chronometer-certified Calibre 5.