TAG Heuer Aquaracer
Quartz, 41 mm, Steel WAY111C.BA0928A sophisticated quartz watch with large luminescent indexes on its blue dial and oversized arabic numerals on its unidirectional turning bezel. The bezel is in steel and aluminum. The 41mm brushed and polished steel case is fitted with six studs to facilitate handling with diving gloves.
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Complimentary Delivery and Return
Your order will be delivered free of charge. Multiple secured delivery methods are proposed at the checkout step, depending on your location. If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, we will gladly arrange your return. All return steps and a pre-paid label will be included in your package for an easy return.
Exclusive Online Packaging
Only available online, your timepiece will be delivered in an exclusive case.
An elegant travel pouch* will be in your package, to accompany you during your journeys.
*this offer excludes Connected watches and Aquaracers with a rubber strap
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Automatic Warranty activation
By purchasing your watch on the Official TAG Heuer website, your 2-years TAG Heuer Limited International Warranty is automatically activated.
Technical specifications
Reference number : WAY111C.BA0928
Caliber Quartz
Movement Quartz
Functions Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Date
Size 41 mm
Thickness 11.90 mm
Lugs Distance 20.50 mm
Water resistance 300 m
Case Steel Fine-Brushed/Polished
Bezel Turning Bezel Steel Alu
Crown Screw-down Steel
Case back Plain - Steel
Strap Material Steel
Finishing Fine-Brushed/Polished
Buckle Folding Clasp Push-Buttons - Steel
Finishing Sunray Brushed
Color Blue
Index Applied
Reliable in all conditions
For better visibility, the sapphire crystal’s interior is anti-reflection treated. An integrated diver extension allows the steel bracelet to be worn over a suit. Fully water and shock resistant, this is a true diving instrument.
