TAG Heuer Unveils Pastel Formula 1 Solargraph Collection

TAG Heuer has released a limited collection of five new Formula 1 Solargraph watches in pastel hues, including beige, pink, blue, green, and lavender-blue. The beige model is limited to 3,500 pieces, pink to 1,110 (nodding to the Indy 500's 110th birthday), blue to 3,000, green to 1,500, and lavender-blue to 1,000. The first three come with rubber straps and TH-Polylight cases; the green and lavender-blue feature sandblasted steel bracelets and diamond-set indexes, a first for the line. All watches are 38mm and powered by the Caliber TH50-00 Solargraph movement, which uses natural and artificial light: one minute of sunlight powers the watch for a day, 40 hours for up to 10 months, and 10 seconds restarts it. Water resistance is 330 feet. The collection will be available globally in May, timed with the Miami Grand Prix. Prices start at $1,950 for rubber-strap models and $2,800 for steel-bracelet versions. TAG Heuer's Formula 1 line debuted in 1986 as the first watch under the TAG Heuer name, and the brand became F1's official timekeeper for 10 years in January 2025. The original design was revived in 2024 with Kith's Ronnie Fieg.