2023 TAG Heuer Solargraph Steel (WBP1114)

bpsmith

You’re welcome to use them, although they’re not exactly the top quality images you usually take.

Jim Dollares

Yes Rob's photos are great

Aquagraph

And yet I have a crappy android phone...

Jim Dollares

Just imagine what you could do if you bought a proper phone 😉

Aquagraph

Enjoy your sleek sexy iphone while you can, come 2027 it will be chunky and held together with screws. 😁

bpsmith

Strolled back for some photos for you @dtf. I tried to take at different angles to show the colour flip. Difficult to avoid reflections as the Boutique has a silly number of lights above.

Also had to try on Ron’s Green beast, as they had that too.

dtf

Thanks @bpsmith , once again the solargraph is doing nothing for me...I think it's the flat bezel.

Jim Dollares

Solargraph and black dial 200 are the exact same watches right, except slight difference in look and main difference being the movement? You say Sellita shitter but also hesitating which one to choose, sounds to me like a simple choice and opt for the solar powered one and live a life without worries.

VirgileF

You're absolutely right, and you've summed up the situation perfectly.

The second hand is the only thing that bothers me (as well as the central link which is polished and not brushed, but that can be changed without too much difficulty).

But with the "tool watch" role used from time to time, I really don't think it will bother me.

The trio of Tag Heuer CBS2210 / CAW211B and this Solargraph may be just right for me.

Mspeedster

But they're not the same, the Solargraph's dial lacks the fume dial treatement of the Cal 5 200m. There's the rub.

Jim Dollares

Yes you're correct, the lack of fume is definitely a big plus for the solar 👍

VirgileF

Hi,

Another important point: unlike other Aquaracer products, Solargraphs come with a 5-year warranty.

Proof that Tag Heuer is a little more confident in terms of quality and reliability than all their Sellita crap in the other Aquaracer models.

Jim Dollares

Have you seen it in person? As we know, about 97% of the times the renders look nothing like the product