TAG Heuer · Family: Link
The TAG Heuer Link Date ref. WBC2112.BA0603 is a 41mm steel sport-elegant automatic with a blue sunray dial, part of the current cushion-case generation of the Link family, successor to the original 1999 design. It runs the automatic Caliber 5, at 28,800 vibrations per hour, with 100 meters of water resistance. Cazador has no verified price observations yet for this reference. Its stand-out detail: the Link bracelet, with its interlocking curved links, is one of contemporary Swiss watchmaking's most recognizable bracelet designs, inherited from the family's 1987 precursor.
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TAG Heuer, under the slogan 'Swiss avant-garde since 1860,' was founded by Édouard Heuer in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, and built its reputation on sports and motorsport timekeeping throughout the 20th century, before the LVMH group took a majority stake in the brand in 1999.
The Link family was born in 1987 under the name 'S/el' (for 'Sport élégance'), with a bracelet of interlocking curved links that would become its signature. In 1999 the collection was renamed Link and adopted the curved cushion-shaped case that still defines the line today, coinciding with the advertising campaign fronted by actress Uma Thurman.
Reference WBC2112.BA0603 belongs to the current Link generation, with a 41mm steel case and the automatic Caliber 5, an ETA/Sellita-based movement widely used across TAG Heuer's entry segment. The blue sunray dial, with Super-LumiNova block indexes, sits atop the characteristic curved-link bracelet, secured with a double-security folding clasp.
TAG Heuer's official product page does not list an exact power-reserve figure or jewel count for this specific Caliber 5, so Cazador does not publish those figures: [UNVERIFIED: power reserve and jewel count not confirmed on the official source]. This is the first Link family reference Cazador adds, distinct from the Carrera, Aquaracer, Monaco, and Formula 1 lines already in the catalog, adding one of TAG Heuer's most recognizable bracelets.
Cazador has 0 verified price observations recorded for this reference as of today, so we don't publish a range or estimate. Once we have our own verified market data, we'll update this page.
Since 1987, when it launched under the name 'S/el.' In 1999 it was renamed Link and adopted the cushion-shaped case that defines today's collection, coinciding with the advertising campaign fronted by Uma Thurman.
Its interlocking curved links, a design inherited from the original 1987 model that has become one of contemporary Swiss watchmaking's most recognizable bracelets.
The automatic Caliber 5, running at 28,800 vibrations per hour. TAG Heuer's official product page does not list an exact power reserve for this specific caliber.
Yes, up to 100 meters, enough for everyday use and light water sports.
No; as of this page, the Autavia is not part of TAG Heuer's active catalog, and its most recent commercial references are listed as discontinued on the brand's official site, which only keeps the collection page as heritage content.
Since 1860, founded by Édouard Heuer in Saint-Imier, Switzerland. The LVMH group acquired a majority stake in the brand in 1999.