TAG Heuer greets the last pillar at the Circuit Zandvoort of the Netherlands Grand Prix with two limited series Formula 1 Solargraph models working with solar energy. With 38 millimeter dial, the watch marked the return to the original Formula 1 ratios of the brand, the orange-red minute dial and the energy of the track with sandblasted steel case.
The model offered with two different comments consists of a 1,000 pieces of steel bracelets with three rows of steel bracelets, presented only online with an orange rubber lanyard version. The shield motifs in six, nine and twelve aspects of the cadra are a direct reference to the race heritage of the brand.
TH50-00 Solargraph caliber, located in the heart of the watch, can only store a daily energy with a minute direct sunlight; the full charge is completed in a short time and offers an autonomy of up to ten months in the dark. The last round of the Zandvoort tells the TAG Heuer, who has been unfamiliar with this quiet, self-sufficiency mechanism.
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