The Tag Heuer Aquaracer CAP2110.BA0833 does little to distinguish itself from the vast stable of the Aquaracer line.

Basic for the Aquaracer line

First, let us consider what the watch is and has in common with all of its brethren. It features scratch resistant sapphire crystal protecting the analog dial. It has a rotating bezel marked out in minutes. The housing is stainless steel. Likewise the bracelet is stainless steel. The timepiece also features a chronograph feature and a date counter at the three o’ clock position. The hands and markers are readily visible white against the black face of the dial. The watch hands are a bit broad and blunt at the tip for a precision timepiece.

The most important element of any wristwatch is of course, the movement. Here there is an appeal to an appreciation of proper clockwork as the watch features an automatic movement, meaning that for the most part, it is self winding from the energy it collects from being worn. However, it may need winding from time to time, especially if set aside for a week long sabbatical from time awareness.

The watch features water resistance to 300m. Consequently, in spite of the rotating bezel, this watch shouldn’t receive more water use than simple snorkeling or boating would provide. Of course, if you were looking for a watch for diving, you would probably be looking for a different material for the band.

There are other models in this line that offer more features, like a day and date calender, or a magnifying lens over the date, as well as a variety of sub-dials, all within the same general housing and band package. This particular model is among the plainest of the lot. This can be an advantage or a disadvantage depending on your preferences.

Specs:

• Model CAP2110.BA0833
• Scratch Resistant Sapphire Quartz
• Swiss Automatic Movement
• Stainless Steel Housing
• Stainless Steel Bracelet
• 42mm face
• Luminous hands and markings
• Rotating Bezel
• Date at 3 o’ clock
• Chronograph functionality
• Water Resistant to 300m