Watches TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x fragment: A Dialogue in Design

Hiroshi Fujiwara doesn’t chase trends—he shapes them. Long hailed as the godfather of streetwear, the Tokyo-based designer has spent decades bending the codes of music, fashion, and culture into something uniquely his own. His label, fragment, embodies this quiet disruption: reimagining the familiar through restraint, balance, and a fresh new perspective.

The TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x fragment Limited Edition is the third chapter in a partnership built on mutual respect. Limited to 500 pieces, it reinterprets the Maison’s legendary glassbox design with fragment’s minimalist language, fusing TAG Heuer’s motorsport heritage with a clean, modern edge.

fragment’s signature contrasts shape every detail: a black opalin dial paired with a curved white flange, a custom date disc where the numbers 1 and 11 discreetly echo fragment’s lightning bolt. A steel beads-of-rice bracelet with black PVD-coated center links completes the look — vintage structure infused with contemporary sharpness.

At its heart beats the in-house Calibre TH20-00 with an 80-hour power reserve. Through the sapphire caseback, the rotor reveals blackened TAG Heuer and fragment motifs, framed by an engraved Victory Wreath — a nod to Jack Heuer’s tradition of gifting watches to winning drivers, anchoring the piece in motorsport legend.

Hiroshi Fujiwara’s career has thrived on collisions of code, from underground music scenes in Tokyo to collaborations that shaped modern design culture. The TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph x fragment Limited Edition continues that dialogue, uniting Swiss horology and Japanese streetwear in a statement of quiet influence. For collectors, this distinctive watch serves as proof that when heritage and modernity converge, design finds a new rhythm.