May 25 2026

TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph Expands With Four New Models

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TAG Heuer has unveiled four new additions to the Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph collection, introducing updated case details, refined finishing, and lightweight materials powered by the brand’s solar-driven TH50-00 movement.

The latest lineup includes two stainless steel models with blue and green dials, alongside two titanium executions in Grade 2 and Grade 5 titanium. While all four references share the same core specifications and redesigned architecture, each version offers a distinct personality ranging from sporty everyday wear to more technical or luxurious aesthetics.

Updated Case Design And Enhanced Ergonomics

The new Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph models feature a 40 mm case with a thickness of just 9.97 mm, maintaining a slim profile despite their 200-meter water resistance.

One of the key visual updates is the redesigned unidirectional bezel, now equipped with six rider tabs for improved grip. The bezel combines a textured grained base with raised sunray-brushed numerals, adding depth and contrast to the overall design.

TAG Heuer has also introduced a new fluted case flange at 9 o’clock, balancing the crown guards positioned at 3 o’clock and giving the case a more symmetrical appearance. Together with the dodecagonal bezel, the angular case architecture reinforces the sporty identity of the collection.

The screw-down crown now incorporates a grooved section for additional grip, while the Grade 2 titanium model stands out with a polar-blue ring surrounding the crown.

Solar-Powered TH50-00 Movement

All four references are powered by the TAG Heuer TH50-00 Solargraph caliber, a solar-powered quartz movement designed for convenience and low maintenance.

The movement charges through both natural and artificial light. According to TAG Heuer, only two minutes of direct sunlight provides enough energy for an entire day of operation, while approximately 40 hours of exposure fully charges the watch for up to 10 months of autonomy in complete darkness.

Each model features a solid caseback decorated with a solar-themed medallion, highlighting the collection’s solar-powered technology.

Stainless Steel Models

The stainless steel versions arrive with either a deep blue or vibrant green dial, both decorated with horizontal grooves inspired by teak decking and finished with a sunray-brushed effect.

These references combine brushed and polished surfaces throughout the case and bracelet, including polished center links that add a more refined appearance compared to traditional tool-watch finishes.

The updated applied hour markers now feature a sharper triangular design, while the date window at 6 o’clock receives a slim metallic frame for a cleaner integration into the dial layout.

Matching steel bracelets include a quick-release system and a dual-button folding clasp, allowing easy strap changes without tools.

Grade 2 Titanium: Technical And Lightweight

The Grade 2 titanium model delivers a more utilitarian look thanks to its darker tone and fully sandblasted finish across the case and bracelet.

Signature polar-blue accents appear throughout the watch, including the five-minute markers, central seconds hand, “Solargraph” text, and crown ring. These blue details have become a recognizable design element within the Solargraph collection since its debut.

The titanium bezel combines sandblasted textures with sunray-brushed rider tabs and numerals, emphasizing the watch’s technical character while maintaining strong legibility.

Grade 5 Titanium With Rose-Tone Details

Positioned as the most premium version in the collection, the Grade 5 titanium model introduces a more sophisticated execution with alternating brushed and polished finishes.

Its gray sunray-brushed dial is paired with rose-gold-tone hands, hour markers, minute accents, and a framed date aperture, creating a warmer and more luxurious contrast against the titanium case.

Like the steel models, the bracelet also incorporates polished center links, while retaining the lightweight benefits of titanium construction.

Pricing

The new TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph collection is priced at € 3,050 for the stainless steel models, € 3,600 for the grade 2 titanium reference, and € 3,800 for the grade 5 titanium one.

With updated proportions, refined finishing, and solar-powered functionality, the latest Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph models continue to expand TAG Heuer’s modern sports watch lineup while offering lightweight practicality and everyday versatility.

TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph Expands With Four New Models