I am really not one to praise anything made in the post T*G era, but I think the mikrograph is pretty cool. The design is vaguely reminiscent of some heuer stopwatches, and the innovation is something which fits with Heuer's history, ie: timing things more accurately. Making a watch with gear belts is a great technical challenge, but it is also pointless and purely cosmetic, with zero "tool" aspect. That's why I think the mikrograph is the correct direction for TAG-Heuer.

Having said that, I agree, 1/100 of a second with human operation is a little pointless, even if all my G-Shock watches also time to 1/100 of a second (the G-Shock is the true "tool" watch, but that is for another discussion).