[Mint] Tag Heuer Formula 1 Date 41mm WAZ1112.BA0875Quartz Black Men's Watch 

Description

Brand | TAG Heuer

Product Name | Formula 1 Date

Model Number | WAZ1112.BA0875

Dial | Black

Material | Stainless Steel (SS)

Size | Case: 41mm (excluding crown)

Thickness: 11mm

Wrist Size: 21cm

Max Bracelet Width: 1.9cm

Weight: 158g (including bracelet)

Bracelet | Silver

Movement | Quartz


Accessories | Store-original box

Condition/Notes | Case: Minor scratches

Bezel: Scuffs/scratches

Battery replaced (February 2026)

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