Tag Heuer Mercedes Benz SLR Chronograph Watch CAG2110 45mm Limited Edition Wristwatch

Watch Overview

Discover the TAG Heuer Mercedes-Benz SLR Chronograph CAG2110 — a limited edition men’s timepiece produced in 3,500 pieces. Designed in partnership with Mercedes-Benz, this model reflects TAG Heuer’s deep ties to motorsport and is often associated with the iconic 1955 300 SLR, famously driven by Stirling Moss. Its design also echoes the early 2000s SLR McLaren grand tourers, making it a sought-after piece among automotive and watch collectors alike.

The 45mm stainless steel case features a fixed tachymeter bezel and an internal rotating bezel controlled by a secondary crown at 9 o’clock. The black dial includes luminous markers, chronograph subdials (30-min at 9, 12-hour at 6, running seconds at 3), and a date window at 7 o’clock. Powered by the automatic Calibre 17 (ETA 2894-2 base), it offers a 42-hour power reserve, 28,800 vph frequency, and chronograph functionality protected by a sapphire crystal. Water resistance is rated to 100 meters.

This example is paired with its original black leather strap and signed folding clasp. Fully inspected and authenticated by our watchmaker, it’s in good condition with visible wear, strong case lines, and fully functioning movement — a collector-grade chronograph with automotive DNA and proven mechanical integrity.

Product Details

General Specifications

• Brand: Tag Heuer
• Type: Wristwatch
• Model: Mercedes Benz SLR Chronograph
• Reference: CAG2110
• Year / Era: 2010's - Modern
• Gender: Men's
• Country of Manufacture: Switzerland - Swiss Made

Dial & Display

• Display: Analog
• Color: Black
• Features: Silver baton hour markers, inner minute/second track and luminous hands. Sub-seconds at 3 o’clock, chronograph subdials (30-min at 9, 12-hour at 6, running seconds at 3). Date window at 7 o’clock.

Movement

• Type: Automatic
• Caliber: Calibre 17 (ETA-2894-2)
• Jewels: 37
• Movement Functions:
  • Self-winding
  • Central hours and minutes
  • Small seconds
  • COSC certified
  • Chronograph function
  • Chronograph central second hand
  • Chronograph 30-min sub-dial
  • Chronograph 12-hours sub-dial
• Power Reserve: 42-hours
• Frequency: 28,800 vph

Case & Band

• Material: Stainless Steel
• Case Shape: Round with polished finish
• Bezel: Fixed outer bezel with tachymeter scale. Unidirectional rotating inner bezel
• Crystal: Sapphire
• Back: Screw
• Crown: Signed Push-pull
• Water Resistance: 100 meters (328 feet / 10 ATM / 10 bar)
• Band Type: Original black adjustable leather two-piece strap with signed clasp
• Case Back Markings: SLR Limited Edition 3381/3500 CAG2110 LH5453

Case Measurements (mm)

• Case Size: 45
• Case Diameter w/Crown: 50.2
• Case Lug to Lug: 49.3
• Case Thickness: 13.3
• Lug Width: 22.7
• Band Width: 22

Additional Info

• Box & Papers: NO
• Condition: The watch is in good condition, some signs of wear consistent with use, a solid case and bezel, intact luminous markers.
• Extras: This timepiece has been fully inspected and authenticated by our in-house watchmaker, confirming that it runs accurately and that all complications function correctly. It is ready to wear.

History & Legacy of Tag Heuer

Founded in 1860 in Saint‑Imier, Switzerland by Edouard Heuer, TAG Heuer has built its reputation on family leadership and technical innovation. Early milestones include the 1869 patent for a crown‑operated, keyless winding system and, in 1887, the invention of the oscillating pinion, which enabled chronographs to start and stop instantly via a push‑button. As the 20th century progressed, Heuer adapted to rising demands for precision in sports, transportation, medicine, and industry. Highlights from this era include the 1911 “Time of Trip” dashboard instrument for automobiles and aircraft, and in 1916 the Mikrograph and Microsplit stopwatches, which raised the standard for stopwatch accuracy. Throughout the 1930s to the 1950s Heuer expanded its offering of wrist chronographs and dashboard timers, introducing models like the Autavia, the Solunar (which tracked moon phases and tides), and the Ring‑Master stopwatch with interchangeable timing rings. In later decades, Heuer entered what many consider the golden age of motorsport‑inspired chronographs under Jack Heuer, releasing iconic models such as the Carrera and Monaco (which gained fame in the late 1960s). After becoming TAG Heuer in 1985, the company was acquired by LVMH in 1999, and continued pushing boundaries: in 2004 with the Monaco V4 concept, in 2010 with its in‑house Calibre 1887 chronograph movement, and in 2015 with the debut of its first Swiss luxury smartwatch, the TAG Heuer Connected. Most recently, in 2019, TAG Heuer celebrated 50 years of the Monaco line with a series of limited editions.

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