2025 SENNA Formula 1 models CBZ2081 and CAZ101AX

dtf
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Looks very much like my wrist. Most watches are too big these days, and modern TAGs particularly so, although I'm sure this looks slightly better from a distance. Close-up shots always have a habit of making watches look too big.

Feels like the sizing trend has reversed over the last few years and smaller watches are more common now - look at the Carreras creeping back down from 44/45mm to 42/39mm. 38mm f1, etc.
 
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Yes, it has slightly, but the Sport Carreras are still 44mm, albeit with shorter lugs. My 2020 Dato is a much more wearable 44mm than my Cal16 43mm with long lugs.
 
Anthony.
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TAG Heuer are going down the 42mm Glassbox path in the future. 39mm isn't a feature in the new pieces coming.
 
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39mm glassboxes seem so small... 42mm glassboxes feel more like 40mm to me
 
Jim Dollares
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Anthony. Anthony.
TAG Heuer are going down the 42mm Glassbox path in the future. 39mm isn't a feature in the new pieces coming.
Good!!
 
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Yes, but it’s not new for this model. Since 2015 some Formula 1 and Carrera Senna Editions come with the Link bracelet (a tribute to Ayrton’s S/el), like my 2016 Formula 1 (CAZ1015.BA0883)… which I still prefer over this new quartz Formula 1 😉
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Totally Agree, and in addition to the CAZ1015 i also have the CAZ2017 . I think that is the best looking Senna so far...

Not a fan of the new F1 look...no lugs..

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