TAG Heuer’s Formula 1 has always been at its best when it doesn’t take itself too seriously.
For 2025, the Solargraph version leans into that playful side with a run of pastel references that keep the motorsport energy but soften the visual language for summer.
The result is a Formula 1 that feels lighter, brighter and more directly aimed at a generation that wants colour and convenience in the same watch.
At a glance
- TAG Heuer has introduced pastel Formula 1 Solargraph references in beige, pink, blue, green and lavender.
- The watches use a 38 mm case, 100 metres of water resistance and TAG Heuer’s TH50-00 solar-powered quartz calibre.
- The movement can build up to ten months of running time after less than 40 hours in light, with a solar battery designed for a 15-year lifespan.
A softer Formula 1 for 2025
The modern Formula 1 Solargraph keeps the shape and attitude that have long made the collection TAG Heuer’s accessible sport-watch gateway.
Its 38 mm case size is a smart choice, especially for a colour-driven series intended to feel easy on the wrist rather than oversized or overly technical.
The bidirectional rotating bezel remains central to the personality of the watch, with a stylised form and five-minute graduated scale that ties it back to the Formula 1’s sporty roots.
Some references use steel elements, while others introduce TH-Polylight, TAG Heuer’s lightweight and resilient polymer material.
That material choice matters here because it helps the pastel watches avoid feeling like conventional steel sport watches simply dressed in seasonal colours.
Pastel dials with practical legibility
The beige, pink and blue editions are the clearest expression of the new mood, with the colour carried confidently across the watch.
The lacquered dials keep the layout clean, relying on large hour markers and straightforward hands rather than unnecessary decoration.
White Super-LumiNova adds a useful contrast in daylight and glows green in low light, giving the watches a level of legibility that suits the Formula 1 name.
TAG Heuer has also added green and lavender versions with satin-brushed cases and integrated metal bracelets.
Those two references move slightly dressier, using eight diamonds on the hour chapter to bring a flash of jewellery energy without losing the compact sport-watch format.
The Solargraph movement is the real everyday advantage
Colour may be the first thing people notice, but the TH50-00 calibre is what makes these watches especially easy to live with.
Rather than relying on a conventional disposable battery, the quartz movement is powered by a solar cell with a stated 15-year lifespan.
After less than 40 hours exposed to light, the watch can store enough energy to run continuously for up to ten months.
That combination of precision, low maintenance and quick charging fits the character of the Formula 1 Solargraph well.
It’s a watch for someone who wants the confidence of a recognised Swiss sports line without adding another mechanical watch to the winding routine.
Details & Specifications
| Brand | TAG Heuer |
|---|---|
| Collection | Formula 1 Solargraph |
| Case size | 38 mm |
| Water resistance | 100 metres |
| Bezel | Bidirectional rotating bezel with five-minute graduated scale |
| Movement | TAG Heuer TH50-00 solar-powered quartz calibre |
| Power system | Solar battery with stated 15-year lifespan |
| Energy reserve | Up to ten months after less than 40 hours in light |
| Dial options | Pastel beige, pink, blue, green and lavender |
| Lume | White Super-LumiNova with green glow |
| Bracelet and strap details | Integrated metal bracelet on green and lavender versions |
| Diamond setting | Eight diamonds on the hour chapter of green and lavender versions |
The pastel Formula 1 Solargraph pieces work because they don’t abandon the line’s sporty instincts.
They simply translate them into a fresher register, where solar-powered ease, compact proportions and confident colour make the collection feel tuned for the season.
