There are automotive watches, there are aviation watches and then there’s the relaunched TAG Heuer Autavia. Debuted in 1933 for use in car and aircraft dashboards, then redesigned for the wrist in ‘62, the adventure-agnostic timepiece is now undergoing its biggest leap forward yet: ISOGRAPH, a proprietary carbon-composite oscillator. In English? It means you never have to worry about accuracy; it’s resistant to gravity, shock and magnetization, plus all the transatlantic flights and cross-country drives you can throw at it.