Aquaracer Solargraph

The Tag Heuer Aquaracer Solargraph brings solar-powered innovation to the brand’s signature dive watch lineup, making it a standout for those drawn to both sustainability and sportiness. Introduced as a fresh take on the Aquaracer, the Solargraph’s main talking point is its solar quartz movement, which charges via sunlight or artificial light—no battery changes required. This model appeals to collectors interested in technological advancements within classic Swiss frameworks, and it’s especially notable as Tag Heuer’s first solar-powered offering.

The 40mm stainless steel case offers a balanced wrist presence, paired with a unidirectional bezel and 200m water resistance, making it suitable for daily wear and aquatic activities. The key reference to look for is the WBP1112 (black dial) and WBP1113 (blue dial), both powered by the TH50-00 solar quartz caliber. Dial color and strap options (steel bracelet or rubber) drive price variations, with the blue dial generally commanding a slight premium due to its popularity and limited initial availability.

When buying, focus on the condition of the solar dial—signs of moisture or discoloration can affect performance and value. Early production Solargraph models are sometimes bundled with special packaging or extra straps, adding to collectibility. The Solargraph doesn’t share the same aftermarket parts or authenticity concerns as vintage Aquaracers, so your main considerations are dial preference, strap configuration, and ensuring the solar charging system functions as intended. This is a modern Tag Heuer that rewards daily use and forward-thinking collectors.