Back in April, you might recall that TAG Heuer relaunched their entry level dive watch, the Aquaracer, with an updated case and dial design and specs to match. The Aquaracer doesn?t get nearly the attention of dive watches in roughly the same price range from the likes of Tudor and Omega, but the line offers a unique, modern aesthetic for folks who might be a bit tired of the usual suspects from the other big Swiss brands. Today, TAG has announced three new watches in the Aquaracer lineup, with one in particular aimed squarely at hardcore enthusiasts who may have grown up with a very different iteration of the brand. 

We covered this relaunch of the Aquaracer, now officially dubbed the Aquaracer Professional 300, back when they were announced at Watches & Wonders right here. So we won?t dwell too much on the specs, but the bullet points are simple enough: 300 meters of water resistance, a 12 sided ceramic bezel insert, SW200 based Calibre 5 movement, and a dial marked by horizontal lines running across it along with plenty of lume and healthy applied markers. The updates here, on the black and blue dialed Aquaracers, are actually seen on the strap. The new rubber straps are integrated to the case, and will be cut to the preferred length for each owner at the point of sale. The rubber straps are also equipped with a sliding clasp that allows for a level of fine adjustment to accommodate a wetsuit or a wrist size that fluctuates throughout the day. 
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