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The solar-powered Solargraph movement debuts in the colourful Formula 1 collection
Tag Heuer unveils nine new Formula 1 watches in various combinations of bright hues. Available in 38mm TH-Polylight sandblasted steel case, it features a 60-second/minute scale on the bi-directional bezel and hour markers in the shape of the Tag Heuer shield. All models come with either a steel bracelet, a racing rubber strap, or a rubber strap embossed with the brand logo.
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The heartbeat is the Calibre TH50-00 Solargraph movement, which was first introduced in the Aquaracer Professional in 2022. As its name suggests, the movement derives energy from the sun and artificial light.
Above Tag Heuer Formula 1 with a black dial and yellow rubber strap
Tag Heuer Formula 1 with a black dial and yellow rubber strap
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The Solargraph is groundbreaking not only because of its source of power, but also because of its ultra-efficient recharging ability. A quick 10-minute exposure to light charges it up for a whole day. A full charge after 40 hours of light exposure enables the watch to run continuously for up to 10 months.
Above Tag Heuer Formula 1 with a white dial, black bezel, and bracelet
Tag Heuer Formula 1 with a white dial, black bezel, and bracelet
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When it was first released in the 1980s, the Formula 1 collection quickly became a cult favourite because of its bold use of colours. Today, its vintage charm aligns with the zeitgeist, now enhanced by cutting-edge innovation. Incidentally, this is the watch that inspired the design of the pitlane clock for the current Formula 1 season.
Above Tag Heuer Formula 1 with green and red combination
Tag Heuer Formula 1 with green and red combination
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Brian Cheong leads the watch (Tatler GMT) and jewellery content at Tatler Malaysia, combining sharp editorial insight with years of luxury lifestyle experience. A seasoned journalist in luxury watches based in Kuala Lumpur, Brian had previously helmed World of Watches, Men's Folio and Prestige Malaysia.
