TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph quartz blue dial steel bracelet 40 mm

Aquaracer’s DNA at the heart of the adventure
For several decades, the Aquaracer collection has been designed to meet the demands of exploration and water sports enthusiasts. Heir to the first TAG Heuer diving watches, it retains the elements that made its fame: a unidirectional rotating bezel, excellent readability and robustness. With the arrival of the Solargraph movement, the collection takes a new step forward by integrating sustainable technology that further reinforces its practical and modern character.

A blue dial inspired by the marine world
This reference WBP1117.BA0047 immediately seduces by its intense blue dial with sunray reflections which evoke the oceanic depths. The applied indexes and luminescent hands ensure optimal reading in all circumstances, while the second hand brings a dynamic touch to the whole. The deep blue of the dial matches perfectly with the angular lines of the Aquaracer case, creating a sporty yet refined aesthetic.

Solargraph technology at the service of performance
Powered by the TH50-00 solar caliber, this Aquaracer transforms natural or artificial light into energy. A few minutes of exposure is enough to power the watch for a full day, while a full charge allows several months of autonomy without exposure to light. This innovation eliminates the constraints related to regular battery changes while ensuring the recognized precision of quartz movements.

A watch designed to last
The TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 200 Solargraph has a stainless steel case with a diameter of 40 mm and a thickness of about 9.9 mm, offering a perfect balance between presence on the wrist and comfort. Its three-row steel bracelet reinforces its sporty look while ensuring excellent ergonomics. Protected by a sapphire crystal and waterproof to 200 meters, it accompanies both water activities and daily use. Between solar innovation, watchmaking heritage and timeless design, this Aquaracer is one of the most versatile references in the collection.