TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph Marks Zandvoort’s Final F1 Race With Orange Limited Editions
TAG Heuer is marking the final Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort with two special editions of its Formula 1 Solargraph. Created around the latest 38 mm Formula 1 platform, the watches combine the collection’s colourful motorsport-inspired design with a solar-powered movement and a compact case intended for everyday wear.
Both references feature a 38 mm sandblasted stainless steel case, giving the surface a uniform matte appearance that contrasts with the vibrant orange bezel. The bezel is made from TAG Heuer’s TH-Polylight material and retains the distinctive daisy-style profile associated with the modern Formula 1 collection. A sapphire crystal protects the dial, while 100 metres of water resistance adds practical versatility beyond the racetrack.
A dial built around contrast
The dial uses a soft grey opaline base as the foundation for the bright orange and red details. An orange chapter ring frames the dial, while the hands and selected details introduce additional red accents.

The red lacquered hands and applied hour markers feature eggshell-coloured Super-LumiNova, providing green illumination in low-light conditions. The shield-shaped markers at 6, 9 and 12 o’clock are another recognisable Formula 1 design element, linking these contemporary models with the collection’s established visual language.
Despite the strong use of colour, the grey dial keeps the overall composition relatively balanced. The result is a watch where the orange bezel and chapter ring provide the most immediate visual impact without making the entire dial dependent on the same colour.
Solar-powered Formula 1
Powering both editions is TAG Heuer’s TH50-00 Solargraph movement. Rather than relying on a conventional disposable quartz battery, the Solargraph system uses light to generate and store energy.

The movement can be charged by both natural and artificial light. According to TAG Heuer, just one minute of exposure to direct sunlight can provide enough energy for approximately one day of operation. A complete charge requires less than 40 hours of light exposure and can provide up to 10 months of autonomy when the watch is kept in complete darkness.
The rechargeable accumulator is designed to provide approximately 15 years of service before requiring replacement, adding another practical advantage to the Solargraph architecture. For an everyday sports watch, the combination of quartz accuracy, light-powered operation and long periods of autonomy means very little maintenance is required from the wearer.
Two ways to wear the Zandvoort editions
The two limited editions share the same case, dial and movement, but differ in their bracelets and production numbers.
The first version is limited to 1,500 pieces and comes fitted with an orange rubber strap. This configuration maximises the connection with the visual identity of the Dutch Grand Prix, with the strap matching the prominent orange TH-Polylight bezel.

The second reference is limited to 1,000 pieces and is offered exclusively online. Instead of the rubber strap, it is fitted with a sandblasted three-link stainless steel bracelet. The bracelet gives the watch a more monochromatic appearance while retaining the orange bezel as its main accent.
Both versions are supplied in dedicated limited-edition packaging.
A compact Formula 1 with modern technology
With its 38mm case diameter, the new Formula 1 Solargraph editions sit within the increasingly popular smaller end of the contemporary sports-watch market. The dimensions also complement the Formula 1 collection’s historical emphasis on compact, colourful watches.

More importantly, the Zandvoort editions bring together several of the collection’s defining characteristics: a lightweight-feeling and highly visual TH-Polylight bezel, a robust stainless steel case, sapphire crystal, 100-metre water resistance and a solar-powered quartz movement.
The orange detailing provides the obvious connection to the Dutch Grand Prix, but underneath the limited-edition styling is a practical Formula 1 designed around low-maintenance everyday use.
TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph x Zandvoort F1 – Price and Availability
The TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph x Zandvoort F1 limited editions are available through TAG Heuer’s authorised retail network.

The orange rubber-strap version is priced at € 2,100, while the steel-bracelet edition is priced at € 2,200 and is available exclusively online.
Production is limited to 1,500 pieces for the rubber-strap model and 1,000 pieces for the steel-bracelet version.
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General Specifications:
Brand: TAG Heuer
Model: Formula 1 Solargraph x Zandvoort F1
Reference: WBY111H.FT8128 (on rubber strap), WBY111L.BA0042 (on steel bracelet)
Dial: Grey opaline
Lume: Super-LumiNova
Case Material: Sandblasted steel
Case Dimensions: 38 mm Diameter, 9.90 mm thickness
Case Back: Stainless steel
Water Resistance: 100 Meters
Strap: Sandblasted steel 3-row bracelet with a folding clasp, orange rubber strap with steel pin buckle
Calibre: TH50-00 Solargraph
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, date
Winding: Quartz – solar powered
Power Reserve: 10 Months when full charge
Price: € 2,200
Limited Edition: Yes, 1,500 pieces (on rubber strap) and 1,000 pieces (on steel bracelet)
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