Zach brings you every TAG Heuer release of Watches & Wonders 2025 – including the Formula 1 Solargraph and white ceramic Monaco Split-Seconds
Zach BlassWith TAG Heuer being synonymous with motorsport and its fitting return as the official timekeeper of Formula 1, it is only fitting for me to race through the exciting novelties TAG Heuer is presenting here at Watches and Wonders 2025. Unsurprisingly, TAG Heuer’s rekindled partnership with F1 defines many of the watches they’re unveiling in Geneva – we might even see some F1 figures make an appearance at the fair alongside these watches…
TAG Heuer Carrera Day-Date
We’ll get into the new Formula 1 soon, but I really don’t want the new Carrera range to get left in the dust by the official return of the Formula 1 range. Why? Well, the Carrera three-hander lineup has become a little less competitive in a modern marketplace with longer power reserves and more exclusive calibres. Previously, watches like the Carrera Day-Date – which is a nice watch, don’t get me wrong – used the Sellita SW200-based Calibre 5 automatic with 38 hours of power reserve. Now, a new range of Carrera Day-Dates makes its debut, with a new movement to boot. Co-developed with Sellita AMT, the TH31-02 is another variant of the TH31 we’ve seen in the Aquaracer, with its 80-hour power reserve and elevated decoration being a worthwhile upgrade.
Five configurations usher in this new Carrera Day-Date era, all with steel cases that measure 41mm in diameter, 12.57mm thick, and 47.5mm lug-to-lug – contemporary, but also very wearable for most. Of all the new models, the smoky red dial is my favourite, with other opaline and sunburst variations also available. Strap-wise, the black-grained dial model is paired with a leather strap, one of the two black opaline dial models is paired with a two-tone steel and 18k 5N gold bracelet, and the remainder are full steel bracelets.
| Brand | TAG Heuer |
| Model | Carrera Day-Date |
| Reference | WDA2110.FC6614 WDA2111.BA0043 WDA2111.BD0001 WDA2112.BA0043 WDA2113.BA0043 |
| Case Dimensions | 41mm (D) x 12.57m (T) x 47.5mm (LTL) |
| Case material | Stainless steel |
| Water Resistance | 100 metres |
| Crystal(s) | Sapphire front and back |
| Dial | Black grained, black opaline, blue sunray, smoky red |
| Bracelet and strap | Black calfskin, steel folding clasp Steel three-link bracelet, folding clasp Steel and 18k 5N gold bracelet, folding clasp |
| Movement | TH31-02, Sellita AMT co-developed, automatic |
| Power Reserve | 80 hours |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds, date, day |
| Availability | Now |
| Price | CHF 3,900 (WDA2110.FC6614) CHF 4,100 (WDA2112.BA0043, WDA2113.BA0043) CHF 4,300 (WDA2111.BA0043) CHF 8,250 (WDA2111.BD0001) |
TAG Heuer Carrera Twin-Time
Would you prefer a GMT in place of a Day-Date complication? Debuting alongside the new Day-Date models is the new Carrera Twin-Time that, alongside sporting a new teal dial also gets a calibre upgrade. Jumping up from the 50-hour Calibre 7 GMT, the Carrera Twin-Time uses the TH31-03, also from Sellita AMT with an 80-hour power reserve. All of these Carreras are priced under CHF 5,000 with the exception of the Day-Date on a two-tone bracelet, which will run you CHF 8,250. It’s quite a leap, but certainly the models on a strap or full steel bracelet present very strong GADA pieces for the under CHF 5,000 price segment.
| Brand | TAG Heuer |
| Model | Carrera Date Twin-Time |
| Reference | WDA2114.BA0043 |
| Case Dimensions | 41mm (D) x 12.57mm (T) x 47.5mm (LTL) |
| Case Material | Stainless steel |
| Water Resistance | 100 metres |
| Crystal(s) | Sapphire crystal front and back |
| Dial | Teal, sunray brushed |
| Strap | Steel three-link bracelet, double folding clasp |
| Movement | TH31-03, Sellita AMT co-developed, automatic |
| Power Reserve | 80 hours |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds, date, GMT |
| Availability | April 2025 |
| Price | CHF 4,750 |
TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph
Okay, now we get to what I suspect many will consider the main event – the new Formula 1 Solargraph. This marks the official return of the Formula 1 to the TAG Heuer catalogue in the wake of the fleeting Kith collaboration that sold out almost instantly, with nine configurations – only three of which are limited editions. However, these new nine watches are not 35mm in diameter and standard quartz like the 1986 originals and the Kith collab. The Formula 1 Solargraph, as its name suggests, merges the F1 design with TAG Heuer’s solar-powered movement.
This is a great upgrade, as the TH50-00 can run for 10 months on a full charge without exposure to light, and will charge whether it is exposed to natural or artificial light. With the introduction of the Solargraph movement, the Formula 1 cases now measure 38mm in diameter and can be had in steel or bio-polyamide (read: renewably sourced plastic). Interestingly, though larger, the water-resistance has dropped from 200 metres to 100 metres, but I doubt anyone will complain about that. Of the Formula 1 models, those sold on a rubber strap will be priced at CHF 1,750, and the steel models on a matching bracelet will be priced at CHF 1,850. The release of these nine configurations will happen throughout the year, the launches tied to the various 2025 Grand Prix – check out the description below for all the dates.
| Brand | TAG Heuer |
| Model | Formula 1 Solargraph |
| Reference | WBY1111.BA0042 WBY1112.BA0042 WBY1113.BA0042 WBY1114.FT8084 WBY1117.FT8087 WBY111A.FT8106 WBY1160.FT8085 WBY1161.FT8086 WBY1162.FT8105 |
| Case Dimensions | 38mm (D) x 9.9mm (T) x 45.2mm (LTL) |
| Case material | Stainless steel Black DLC steel Bio-polyamide |
| Water Resistance | 100 metres |
| Crystal(s) | Sapphire front |
| Dial | White, blue or black opaline |
| Bracelet and strap | Coloured rubber strap, steel pin buckle Steel three-link bracelet, folding clasp |
| Movement | TH50-00, solar quartz |
| Power Reserve | 10 months |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds, date |
| Availability | WBY1111.BA0042, WBY1114.FT8084 – Miami (02/05/25), pre-sale: 29/04/25 14:00 CET WBY111A.FT8106 – Barcelona (30/05/25), pre-sale 27/05/25 08:00 CET WBY1112.BA0042, WBY1113.BA0042 – Silverstone (04/07/25), pre-sale 01/07/25 09:00 CET WBY1160.FT8085, WBY1161.FT8086 – Monza (05/09/25), pre-sale 02/09/25 08:00 CET WBY1162.FT8105 – Singapore (03/10/25), pre-sale 30/09/25 01:00 CET WBY1117.FT8087 – Mexico (24/10/25), pre-sale 21/10/25 15:00 CET |
| Price | CHF 1,750 (rubber) CHF 1,850 (bracelet) |
TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph F1
For our final lap, TAG Heuer is debuting a grail-level Monaco with the new Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph F1. This watch, priced at CHF 155,000, is a ten-piece limited edition that debuts TAG Heuer’s most complicated watch (currently available) in a white ceramic case. It features a vibrant red-tinted translucent dial with white ceramic sandblasted bridges, and on its counters, you will spot a nod to Crofty’s classic race-opening cry, “lights out and away we go” spelled out across the registers.
As a reminder, the Monaco Split-Seconds is powered by the TH81-00 high-beat automatic split-seconds chronograph movement with 65 hours of power reserve. Its bridges are made of titanium, which, merged with a ceramic case, makes the watch very light on the wrist. Unfortunately, it’s a bit heavy on the wallet.
| Brand | TAG Heuer |
| Model | TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph F1 |
| Reference | CBW2190.FC8356 |
| Case Dimensions | 41mm (D) x 15.2mm (T) x 47.9mm (LTL) |
| Case Material | White ceramic |
| Water Resistance | 30 metres |
| Crystal(s) | Sapphire crystal front and back |
| Dial | Red-tinted translucent dial, white ceramic sandblasted bridges |
| Strap | White calfskin strap, titanium folding clasp |
| Movement | Calibre TH81-00, high-beat automatic |
| Power Reserve | 65 hours (chrono off), 55 hours (chrono on) |
| Functions | Hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph, split-seconds function |
| Availability | Q4 2025 |
| Price | CHF 155,000 |
New TAG Heuer beads-of-rice bracelet
Actually… Before we sign off, I want to quickly shout out that TAG Heuer has unveiled a new beads-of-rice bracelet. This elegantly mixed-finished number has been designed for the Carrera Chronograph, and according to TAG Heuer, it will be available on four of its Glassbox models. It will be introduced on the black and signature blue TAG Heuer Carrera Chronographs from 2023, as well as the recently launched Panda and teal green Dato.