Tag Heuer – Autavia – steel blue – wbe5116eb0173

The Design

Design that Navigates the Currents

The whole of the Tag Heuer Autavia Steel Blue wbe5116eb0173 watch’s design emanates a flow that mirrors the sea. Water droplets reflect the mirrored glitter emerging from its stainless steel case and bracelet. It’s a legible yet stylish dial; an essence of the sea in a dial. The dark accents at the periphery of the dial represent the depth of the sea and the mysteries of the unknown. The steel case gives this watch a modern look, so it can fit with any outfit. 

The Heart

Precision of the Tides

The heart of the Autavia is made up of a precise self-winding chronograph movement, which is certified by COSC (Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres) for its accuracy and accuracy as a clock. This represents Tag Heuer’s commitment to perfect timing equipment. However, the watch does not merely measure time but glides through it as a ship with the grace of starry navigation.

The Endurance

The Vessel’s Resilience

Made for the weather, this watch is like a tough ship built to go around the world. This building is very strong and resilient to water, and it can handle the rigors of an adventure through time and tide. Over the face of the watch sits the sapphire crystal, which protects the watch dial and stays vigilant and anti-scratchable. 

The Features

A Navigator’s Array of Features

Autavia is more than just a watch, it accompanies a navigator. The rotating bezel ensures time movement, while the date wheel at a 6-hour place reminds us daily of the calendar walk. Also, the super LumiNova coating over the hands ensures readability of the time even if there’s no ample light. This watch is a tool for people who want to take up space-time battles.

Unique as the Ocean’s Whisper

Tag Heuer Autavia Steel Blue wbe5116eb0173  has a blend of vintage charm and contemporary sophistication. Blue as the color for the dial denotes a classical but modern world. The watch calls for those who are attracted by the call of the horizon; it is for those whose watch is not only an object but also their way of crossing the great sea.