Answer one skill question correctly, then take your chance in the draw. No subscriptions, no odds hidden in small print — just a fixed number of entries and a published result.
Entries are capped, not endless — once the 499th ticket is sold or the closing date passes, whichever comes first, the draw is made and the result published.
Ref. WBP2111.BA0627 · TAG Heuer, Switzerland
This reference is a standout in the Aquaracer line: a deep blue, almost black sunray dial that shifts with the light, rather than the brighter blue most Aquaracers are known for — a genuinely distinctive piece, not just another steel diver's watch.
A watch's minute hand turns 360° every 60 minutes. How far does it turn in 25 minutes?
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Every competition opens with a skill-based question. Get it right and your entry qualifies — get it wrong and it doesn't count.
Pay £9.99 to enter online via Stripe, or send a correct answer by post — both routes carry identical odds.
Once entries close, a winner is drawn from every valid entry and published on the Winners page.
Every prize is a real, verifiable timepiece from an authorised source — not a voucher or a cash substitute dressed up as one.
Every competition states its entry cap and closing date up front. No competition is left open indefinitely.
A free postal route sits alongside every online entry, at identical odds — not a hidden afterthought.
UK residents aged 18 and over can enter any current competition without paying, by post. A postal entry has exactly the same chance of winning as a paid one.