LVMH Group's Tag Heuer CEO Resigns

Tag Heuer (Hao Yabiao), France Luxury goods The biggest wrist watch brand of giant LVMH group has undergone personnel changes recently. The original CEO Stephane Linder resigned, and Jean-Claude Biver, President of the watch group of LVMH group, announced its appointment.

Tag Heuer is headquartered in La Chaux-de-Fonds, western Switzerland. According to reports, the brand issued a public statement on Wednesday, "Tag Heuer brand chairman and CEO, Stephane Linder, decided to pursue new breakthroughs in their careers and resigned today."

The statement also mentioned that Stephane has been the helmsman of Tag Heuer since June last year. Jean-Claude Biver, acting as the head of the watch group of the LVMH group in March this year, will temporarily take over the post of Tag Heuer CEO.

Tag Heuer issued a statement in October this year, claiming that it had laid off 46 employees in Switzerland and postponed its investment in mechanical timepieces, which would also cause 49 employees of the new Chevenez plant to temporarily lose their jobs by the end of the year.

Because of the reverse trend of luxury consumption in the Chinese market, Switzerland Brand watches Demand in the markets such as China and Hongkong has been significantly reduced. Tag Heuer's competitors, such as Cartire of the peak group, also reduced production hours.

Tag Heuer has just said it will focus on developing new intelligence. Wrist Watch 。 This smart watch will have a brightly colored touch screen, while supporting the classic physical pointer dial to cover its digital performance.

Potential new functions, such as caller reminders, will be achieved through hand control or waving. In addition, there are intelligent functions such as pedometer, sleep recording, calorie calculation and so on.

The smart watch is equipped with Intel processor, which is also expected by the public. After all, Intel's ambition in wearable technology is well known.