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TAG Heuer turns its Ginza boutique into a flagship, marked with a 100-piece Carrera made only for Japan

TAG Heuer has rebuilt its boutique of eight years on Ginza's Chuo-dori into a new flagship, marking the reopening with a Carrera chronograph made in just 100 pieces and sold only in Japan -- a bet that one of Tokyo's most contested watch addresses still has more to give.

Illustration of a shopping avenue at dusk, with a boutique window at its centre filled by an oversized chronograph dial whose markers glow blue, pink, orange, yellow and green, a red ribbon across the entrance and silhouetted passers-by.
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TAG Heuer has reopened its boutique on Ginza's Chuo-dori (中央通り) as a new flagship, LVMH Watches & Jewelry Japan said in a release dated 6 November. The store, at 3-5-5 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, began welcoming customers on Saturday, 7 November. The Swiss watchmaker has held the site since 2018; the rebuild turns a standing boutique into what the company calls a new Tokyo landmark.