 This is Dan Seifert at The Verge and we are here in New York looking at the brand new Tag Heuer Carrera connected watch. It's a new smart watch from the Swiss watch making company. Runs Android Wear. It's got a touch screen like you'd expect on an Android Wear device and it happens to have an Intel chip inside. The watch itself, it looks like a classic Tag Heuer watch. Looks very similar to the company's analog line of watches, the Carrera line. The body itself is made out of titanium. It makes it really light. It's strikingly light. You'd expect it to weigh a bit more if you're familiar with watches of this size. The face of the watch is 46 millimeters. Definitely makes it large. You can see it next to my Moto 360 here which is about the same size face. This is definitely a big watch. It's kind of designed for a man's wrist though Tag says that they will be introducing a women's model at some point in the future. It's got a rubber strap, titanium deploying clasp there so you can see that. Then on the bottom it's got a charging connector point to recharge your battery which I say will last about a day of use. Of course the big thing with this watch is that it's going to cost $1,500. You can buy it today online or at a handful of Tag boutiques. This is definitely a luxury watch. It's designed to compete against the highest priced Apple watches which run all the way up to $17,000 but there are some in the $1,000 to $1,500 range. It's definitely the most expensive Android Wear watch we've seen yet. One of the unique things about this is that buyers will be able to trade it in towards an analog Tag watch at some point in the future if they are tired of having the smart watch or just want something that will last forever. There you go. That's a quick look at the Tag Heuer Carrera Connected Smart Watch running Android Wear.