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TAG Heuer Unveils Exciting New Releases for 2025
TAG Heuer, the iconic Swiss watchmaker, has announced nine new additions to its Formula 1 family, along with the launch of the TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph collection. These new releases, inspired by the brand's '80s and '90s Formula 1 models, offer bold, brilliant designs and innovative features that pay homage to the racing spirit.
The Formula 1 Solargraph collection includes the Miami GP edition, the upcoming Silverstone GP edition, and the Monza GP edition, each designed to honour specific F1 races. The watches feature bi-directional bezels made from TH-Polylight, providing a unique tactile feel, opaline-finish dials with applied Shield-shaped hour markers treated with Super-LumiNova for legibility, and come with either embossed rubber straps or redesigned steel bracelets.
The Solargraph models are compact, with cases in stainless steel (brushed or black DLC-coated) or colorful Polylight plastic, all boasting 100m water resistance due to internal steel cases and screw-down casebacks. The collection embraces vibrant color schemes, from crisp white/red and stealthy black to red/green, deep blue, and yellow bi-color options aligned with major Grand Prix events across 2025.
The movement powering these watches is TAG Heuer’s solar TH50-00, eliminating the need for battery changes. Pricing is accessible, typically under CHF 2,000 (around US$2,000), making it a modern yet affordable tribute to TAG Heuer’s F1 legacy.
Availability for the Formula 1 Solargraph is scheduled around major F1 calendar events throughout 2025, with certain editions like the Miami GP already launched (May 2025) and others such as the Silverstone GP and Monza GP editions releasing in July and September 2025 respectively.
Regarding the TAG Heuer Carrera Day-Date and Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph, no specific 2025 release information was found in the current search results. However, the Monaco Split-Seconds is generally known for its high-precision chronograph function with split-seconds timing, a feature that allows timing of multiple events, and a design inspired by the Monaco racing heritage, while Carrera Day-Date models typically emphasize classic Carrera styling combined with day-date calendar complications.
| Model | Key Features | Materials & Design | Movement | Availability | Price Range | |-----------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------|--------------------|---------------------------|----------------------| | TAG Heuer Formula 1 Solargraph | Solar-powered TH50-00 movement, bi-directional TH-Polylight bezel, Super-LumiNova markers, vibrant colorways tied to GP events | 38mm case (stainstein steel/DLC/Polylight plastic), rubber or steel straps, 100m water resistance | Solar quartz | Miami GP launched May 2025, Silverstone GP July, Monza GP September 2025 | Under CHF 2,000 (~US$2,000) | | Carrera Day-Date | No specific 2025 release info found; known for classic styling and day-date complication | — | — | — | — | | Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph | No 2025 release info available; known for rattrapante chronograph function and Monaco heritage | — | — | — | — |
For detailed insights on the Carrera or Monaco 2025 releases, more recent official announcements or press releases from TAG Heuer would be needed. Additionally, the TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph collection emphasizes strong, light materials, featuring a case composed of half ceramic and half sapphire. The collection also showcases unexpected detailing, such as a sunray-brushed finish on the blue model, and includes sub-dials with playful texts like 'Lights Out' and 'Away We Go'. Three of the new Formula 1 watches will join the core collection, available in black and white dial, blue dial, or steel bracelet with a bold red accent. Six additional Formula 1 models are available, featuring color combinations of black and red, black and yellow, blue and black, white and green, white and red, and green and red.
TAG Heuer has also partnered as the title sponsor for the Grand Prix de Monaco for the first time in its almost century-long history. The TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph collection is part of the TAG Heuer watch portfolio. The new releases from TAG Heuer's Formula 1 family feature looping white ceramic arches inspired by F1 cars, and the sizing of the new Formula 1 watches is 38mm, making them wearable.
In 2025, TAG Heuer's Formula 1 Solargraph collection will include special editions for the Silverstone GP and Monza GP races, demonstrating the brand's commitment to sports and racing. Meanwhile, the TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph, known for its high-precision chronograph function and racing heritage, does not have a specific 2025 release announced yet.
