TAG Heuer Marks Final Dutch Grand Prix With Formula 1 Solargraph 38mm Editions
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As Circuit Zandvoort prepares for its final Dutch Grand Prix, TAG Heuer is honoring the historic racetrack with two new limited-edition timepieces courtesy of the Swiss watchmaker’s Formula 1 Solargraph 38 mm collection. Drawing inspiration from the intense seaside circuit known for its sweeping dunes, tight corners, and passionate fans, the new releases are imbued with the high-octane heritage of modern motorsport.
First introduced in 1986, TAG’s Formula 1 line brought bold colors and racing spirit to everyday watch enthusiasts. This latest release pays homage to those horological origins by returning to a compact 38 mm case. Crafted from sandblasted stainless steel for a sleek matte finish, the case is paired with a light-absorbing grey opaline dial, red lacquered hands, and an orange TH-Polylight bidirectional bezel featuring the brand’s classic daisy motif.
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The two models showcase vibrant orange and red minuterie flanges that reflect the high-octane energy of the Dutch stands. Inside, the watches are driven by the innovative Solargraph movement. Utilizing natural or artificial light, a single minute of direct sunlight powers the watch for a full day, while a full 40-hour charge provides up to ten months of operation in total darkness. The rechargeable accumulator offers an impressive lifespan of up to 15 years, ensuring lasting reliability.
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TAG Heuer offers the tribute in two distinct configurations, each delivered in custom limited-edition packaging. The first model is capped at 1,500 pieces and comes fitted with a bright orange rubber strap, while the second is limited to 1,000 pieces and features a three-row steel bracelet with a double safety folding clasp. Both models are water-resistant to 100 meters and feature eggshell Super-LumiNova indexes for low-light visibility.
The dual timepiece collection is available starting this month, priced at $2,150 for the rubber strap model and $2,250 for the stainless steel bracelet edition.
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