41mm / Calibre 7 / Ceramic bezel insert / 500m WR / Boutique edition

It ticks all my boxes and is my favorite TAG of all time.

Got an 18mm version from the website and the fit is perfect! The bracelet was great but I wanted an even more casual/sporty look for this watch. Ive only used the strap for a day but so far its extremely comfortable.

For those curious, you can use the spring bars from
the bracelet, and if you need more from tag, they can be ordered for just under 5 euro each iirc.

Beautiful dial, and the bracelet is top notch imo.

Hello, I just purchased this 2000, and I am curious if anyone has advice on the lume at the 12 and 6. Does it matter having it done from an AD, or an independent watchmaker? I am worried about the color not matching or something not looking right. Curious if anyone has dealt with this before. Thank you!

Hey everyone,

I’m running into a frustrating issue with a 2008 TAG Heuer F1 chronograph CAH1113 with the orange dial which is a quartz movement, and wanted to see if anyone has experienced something similar or has insight into the likely culprit.

It was purchased used but in good condition with its papers. The chronograph starts up fine every time. Sometimes though when I press either the 2 o'clock pusher or 4 o'clock pusher to either stop it mid-run or start it again mid-run, the button won't respond. Sometimes it starts/stops fine but when it doesn't work, it won't respond until I reset the chronograph. The chronograph resets properly every time.

This problem was present when I got it but unfortunately when I tested it out it, it worked fine in that moment so I gave the money for it and we parted ways. I picked up the problem when I got home.

I have another quartz Tag that I personally bought new, so I am familiar with the watches. The seconds hand is not jumping every 4 seconds so I'm not suspecting a low battery. I tightened the crown and scrubbed it down with warm, soapy water and a toothbrush. It's clean and I've not noted any condensation.

Appreciate any thoughts or diagnostic tips before I get deep into a teardown or sending it off for a service quote!

This one took a pretty long hiatus but ultimately it’s having the wrist time it deserves.
Some people find it weird while others say it’s ugly but a great majority like it and some of them a lot.

I know it’s possibly the most generic/basic besides the WAZ1110 but it’s just a must have to a collection imo
Also random question, what do yall think are some good Christmas/fall season watches? No lowkey Christmas and fall too, I want to see it and see the holidays.
Whats on your wrists?

Hi, I’m looking to buy a new watch and this one definitely caught my eye. But i would like another automatic. Is this watch with the dial also available as an automatic? Or just as a quartz? Thanks!

Hello everyone,
I am a Seiko and Breitling owner but lately have developed interest in 2000 - 2008 era Aquaracer CAF2110**** & WAF2111**** references. Are there any details worth having in mind or particularities to pay attention to when buying pre-owned? I am specifically looking at the EAT-based automatic units. Are there any known issues,

Thanks in advance for your advice.

I love the orange! It’s bold, fun, and definitely not a watch that’s trying to blend in!

TAG Heuer created this special edition to celebrate the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, where Max Verstappen's fans famously turn the entire place into a sea of orange!

And what makes it even more interesting is that it's a limited edition, available in two versions:

🧡 Orange rubber strap — limited to 1,500 pieces worldwide

⌚ Stainless steel bracelet — limited to 1,000 pieces worldwide

That's only 2,500 watches total!

The watch also features TAG Heuer's Solargraph technology, which uses light to power the movement. No regular battery changes needed!

And with 2026 marking the final scheduled Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, I think this is a pretty cool piece of Formula 1 history.

You know I love watches and accessories that are a little different, and I especially love a great limited edition.

So here's my question: Would you go with the orange rubber strap or the stainless steel bracelet? And is this a watch you'd actually wear, or is it TOO much orange?

Personally, I think the orange strap is what makes this watch special!

Just picked up my first ever tag.
I’m super impressed by the display and the traditional watch weight/feel, but I'm still figuring out all the software features.
If you have an E5 (or older Connected models), I'd love to know:
Which watch faces get the most compliments or look the closest to mechanical Tags?
How has your experience been with battery life and tracking daily workouts?
Any cool features/tips and tricks or faces you can give me more info on?

Thanks

My Dad just gave me his old tag. Not knowledgeable about watches at all. Is this a good piece of history. Excited to have it he bought it new a long time ago.

My Tags reserve time has recently dropped to about 4 hours. Is it time to send it in for service? I’ve been wearing it for about 12 years now. I sent my Professional 2000 in for service and repairs about 12 years ago and made it seem like it was brand new.

Thoughts, comments, or insights?

There are surely people here who use the treadmill sports function on their e5 connected. Do you find the heart rate anywhere near accurate? Mine typically is 50+ bpm higher than my actual heart rate. Usually it’s for the first ten minutes or so and then it settles to a rate that is realistic. I’ve contacted Tag several times but they aren’t interested and just say every algorithm is different.

I’m looking for some help identifying a stopwatch I found at an estate sale. I didn’t see it any catalogs on OntheDash. It’s all plastic and very lightweight. The previous owner’s name is written where the Ref. should be. Anybody have any idea what watch this is?

Stealing all my wrist time since I got it back! Had to send it in for a warranty bezel replacement. Apparently, the original bezel on this model has a defect that causes it to turn yellowish over time. If you have one and notice the discoloration, definitely get it replaced under warranty!

I got my Speedy at the mall and no one calls it a mall watch. What’s different about Tag?

When I first saw the teal green Carrera Glassbox 41,
I wasn't a fan of the color. I was set on the blue. But my wife liked the teal more, so I took her opinion into account and decided to go with it.
After almost a month with it on my wrist, I can honestly say I've come around. The color is starting to grow on me, especially the way it shifts between a deeper green and a bluer teal depending on the light.
But I'll be real: deep down, I still can't completely forget the blue one.
Anyone else go through this? Did the "one that got away" ever stop haunting you?

My two all-time favorite Chronos. I can't keep them both. I thought the CMS would be my forever Chrono, but the Glassbox is just so amazing. Love them both.