1. Tag Heuer Professional 2000

Is a brand with a rich history, full of coolness and with highly recognizable models, including two icons: the Carrera and the Monaco. Even if modernized and updated, the actual collections are still playing hard on and offer properly interesting sports watches and chronographs, with a decent price and an interesting quality. Just like we did with and, here is our buying guide with 5 affordable TAG Heuer watches for new collectors, made together with our colleagues of (only focused on mechanical timepieces). TAG Heuer Aquaracer 300m Launched in 2004, the Aquaracer series has developed into one of TAG Heuer’s most popular, and for good reason. These watches offer sporty looks and professional dive watch features at an accessible price. As you may have discerned from its name, this TAG Heuer Aquaracer can descend to 300 meters, or nearly 1,000 feet below the surface, which is sufficient for even the most ardent underwater sportsman. Divers also appreciate the unidirectional countdown bezel; large, luminous hands and markers for excellent legibility under all conditions; the oversize, screw-down crown with double gaskets to keep what’s outside from getting inside; and a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with nonreflective treatment.

2015 motobravo 150cc repair manual download. The bracelet features a double-security clasp to assure the Aquaracer stays put. The 41-mm diameter case falls into the “just right” range. The Swiss-made Caliber 5 automatic movement operates at 28,800 vph or 4 Hz with a 38-hour power reserve. The TAG Heuer Aquaracer 300m retails for 1.800 Euros. TAG Heuer Formula 1 Calibre 16 Chronograph At this year’s Baselworld, TAG Heuer surprised many fans with an all-new version of the Formula 1. Enthusiasts had been asking for a larger case, and they got it. The TAG Heuer Formula 1 Calibre 16 Chronograph measures 44 mm in diameter.

The case is not round, but rather slightly barrel- or cushion-shaped, giving it a look that is both retro and modern. The case and tachymeter bezel feature a combination of polished, brushed and sandblasted finishes.

The dial includes continuous seconds at 9 o’clock, a 12-hour chronograph counter at 6 o’clock, and a 30-minute chronograph counter at 12 o’clock. Red-tipped hands improve legibility. The massive case and screw-down “easy-grip” crown combine to provide 200 meter water resistance.

The TAG Heuer Formula 1 Calibre 16 Chronograph is priced from 2.500 Euros. TAG Heuer Monaco Calibre 6 When you say TAG Heuer, many racing enthusiasts immediately think of two things: Steve McQueen, and the Monaco he famously wore in the film Le Mans.

The Monaco may be TAG Heuer’s best-known model, and the iconic square shape has remained essentially unchanged over the decades, giving it that rare “instant recognition” factor. Some may not know that when it launched in 1969, the Monaco featured the first-ever square water-resistant case. Today, you can strap on a TAG Heuer Monaco with an automatic-winding mechanical movement in a stylish and distinctive case without breaking the bank. The Monaco Calibre 6 case is fashioned from brushed stainless steel with a bold, all-black titanium carbide coating. Below the sapphire crystal, the red “Automatic” text and small seconds hand offer a hint of color. A race-style perforated leather strap with red accents completes the package.

The TAG Heuer Monaco Calibre 6 Black retails for 3.000 Euros. TAG Heuer Link Calibre 16 The Link Calibre 16 combines TAG Heuer’s signature chronograph look with a modern reinterpretation of the widely recognized “link” bracelet, resulting in a distinctive and elegant sports watch. The polished tachymeter bezel is mounted on a brushed steel case, and the screw-down crown with double gaskets provides 100-meter water resistance. The sapphire crystal is treated with a nonreflective coating on both sides for excellent legibility.

Beneath the crystal, the red-tipped central chronograph hand measures elapsed seconds marked on the angled inner bezel for perfect timing. The polished and faceted hour markers are hand-applied to each dial. The automatic-winding mechanical movement runs in 25 jewels at 28,800 vph with a 42-hour power reserve. The TAG Heuer Link Calibre 16 Chronograph is priced at 3.500 Euros. TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 1887 The TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 1887 brings together two significant events in TAG Heuer history. 1887 is the year Edouard Heuer invented the oscillating pinion, an important development in the field of chronographs.

In Heuer’s design, the pinion served to engage and disengage, or start and stop, the chronograph mechanism. In 1963, Jack Heuer named the Carrera collection after the Carrera Panamericana, the legendary 1950s road race considered by many to be the most dangerous in the world.

Jack envisioned a timepiece for drivers that offered a wide-open, easy-to-read dial and a shock-resistant, waterproof case that could withstand the punishment of a multi-day event. In 2010, TAG Heuer put its newly developed Caliber 1887 chronograph movement in the Carrera. The watch features a ceramic bezel with a tachymeter scale surrounding a sapphire crystal. Both of these components are virtually scratchproof.

The 43 mm case is fine-brushed and polished steel. Sporty black and elegant anthracite gray dials are available, and the new bracelet with H-shaped links completes the look. The TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 1887 Auto Chrono is priced at 4.350 Euros. This story was first published on WatchTime, updated and republished on Monochrome with authorization.

The worth of a TAG Heuer watch is determined by many factors, including the brands prestige. TAG Heuer stands for Techniques d’Avant Garde, which refers to the brands innovative and unique watch designs. TAG Group and Heuer combined in 1985 to create the TAG Heuer that we know today.

TAG Heuer watches are one of the most affordable brands in the luxury watch market. It is often associated with racing as Heuer has been creating timers for racecar dashboards for several decades and TAG Heuer is often associated with Formula 1 racing and many of its drivers.

TAG Heuer watches are recognized for their chronograph functions because they are meant to be used to measure time elapsed during each lap of a race. TAG Heuer watches are very sporty and durable and range in prices. Whether you have a low budget or if money isn’t a concern, there is most likely a TAG Heuer for you. If you have a or you are interested in purchasing one, you may be asking “How much is my TAG Heuer worth?” Here, we take a look at the prices of each of the brand new TAG Heuer watch models. The is the most affordable of the TAG Heuer watches. This line is inspired by the McLaren Formula 1 team and is worn by many champion drivers.

The TAG Heuer Formula 1 Grande Date 42mm ref. WAU1113.BA0858 is the most affordable of the TAG Heuer Formula 1 watches, with a brand new watch listed at a price of $1,450.

It has a date wind and small seconds subdial at 6 o’clock. It also has a tachymeter scale that helps the wearer measure time elapsed. This watch also has a quartz movement that has a service life of at least 2 years.

The TAG Heuer Formula 1 Calibre 16 ref. CAU2011.BA0873 is the most expensive of the Formula 1 models. It has three chronograph counters and a tachymeter scale on the bezel and also has a power reserve of 42 hours. Its bracelet is steel and brushed black ceramic. This watch has a brand new listing price of $3,200.

TAG Heuer Formula 1 $1,450 – $3,200 The is the brand’s version of a dive watch. While TAG Heuer is known for its connection to racing, this line of watches shows that the brand in versatile and can be a part of any market. The TAG Heuer Aquaracer Grande Date Chronograph CAN1011.BA0821 has a diameter of 43mm and an oversized crown, both of which make for easier usability underwater. When brand new, this model has a price of $2,600, making it the least expensive watch of this line. Its quartz chronograph can measure to 1/10 th of a second. The TAG Heuer Aquaracer Calibre 5 ref.

WAP2150.BD0839 when brand new is priced at $6,000 and is one of the most expensive models in the line. It has a Calibre 5 Swiss made movement that has a power reserve of 38 hours. The case of the watch is stainless steel and the bezel is 18kt rose gold.

For those looking for a watch priced in between these two, the Aquaracer 500M watch is priced at $4,100. Its chronograph allows the wearer to time within 1/8 th of a second. It also has three counters on its black dial and a date window.

The hour markers and hands are luminescent, making for easy legibility under water. The watch has a water resistance up to 500m.

TAG Heuer Aquaracer $2,600 – $6,000 Named in honor of the Carrera Panamericana road race, the TAG Heuer Carrera is a staple model for the TAG Heuer brand. The model recently celebrated its 50 th anniversary. The Carrera Day-Day ref. WAR201A.BA0723 is typically priced as the lowest TAG Heuer Carrera model with an original listing price of $3,300. It has a Calibre 5 Swiss made movement and has a smaller diameter of 26mm. It has a simple black dial that has a date display.

The watch has a power reserve of 38 hours. The Carrera line has a wide range of watches and prices. The TAG Heuer Carrera ref.

WAS2140.FC8176 is the dressiest of the Carrera models. When brand new, it is listed at $11,300. It has a Calibre 5 Swiss made movement that has 27 to 31 rubies and a power reserve of 38 to 44 hours. The case is solid 18kt rose gold, as is the bezel.

The guilloche silver dial has rose gold Arabic numbers, a 60 second counter, and date window. TAG Heuer Carrera $3,300 – $11,300 The watches in the TAG Heuer Grand Carrera line are exaggerated versions of the TAG Heuer Carrera. This series tooks four years to develop and is less sports oriented than the TAG Heuer Carrera. The feature that immediately sets Grand Carrera watches apart from the Carrera is the rotating system disc that replaces the standard subdial.

Surrounding the discs are polished, semi-circular plates. The TAG Heuer Grand Carrera ref. CAV518B.FC6237 is the entry level model in the line of watches with a brand new price of $8,500 from TAG Heuer. The automatic chronograph movement can measure to an accuracy of 1/8 th of a second.

The watch has a Calibre 17 RS chronometer movement. The black dial has a date display and two rotating discs and there is a tachymeter scale on the bezel. The case and bezel are both titanium coated. The most expensive of the TAG Heuer Grand Carreras is the ref.

This model has the same features as the ref. It has a chronometer certified Calibre 17 movement, as well as the two rotating discs, date display, and tachymeter scale.

The materials of this watch are what increases it’s value so significantly. The case, bezel, and dial are all rose gold.

On TAG Heuer’s site, this model is listed at $23,600. TAG Heuer Grand Carrera $8,500 – $23,600 As the world’s first water-resistant watch with a square case and the first square automatic chronograph, the Heuer Monaco is a very iconic and easily identifiable watch. It immediately grew in popularity with actor Steve McQueen wore it while filming racing movie, Le Mans. The Heuer Monaco was discontinued in the mid-1970s, but was re-introduced in the 1990s by TAG Heuer. The watch was slightly updated, but its new design was relatively the same as the original, legendary Heuer design. Priced at $3,800, the TAG Heuer Monaco ref. WW2110.FC6177 is the most basic of the Monaco models.

It is available with a black dial with a date window and a seconds subdial. The movement is a Calibre 6 automatic movement.

While these are the prices for these specific model of TAG Heuer watches, you can also and the Crown & Caliber team and provide you with a quote on its value. The most expensive and elaborate of the TAG Heuer Monaco watches is the ref. WAW2080.FC6288 priced at $70,000. This watch has a dial with seven bridges and the V4 movement is seen through the sapphire crystal glass. It is a limited edition watch and is titanium and ceramic.

Tag Heuer Professional 2000

TAG Heuer Monaco $3,800 – $70,000 The TAG Heuer was designed to be an elegant alternative to a sporty watch. It is meant to be a comfortable, yet dressier watch. The Link ref. WAT1110.BA0950 is the least expensive of the line, priced on TAG Heuer’s site at $2,350. It has a diameter of 40mm and a simple black dial with a date window. The case, bracelet, and bezel are all stainless steel.

One of the more expensive TAG Heuer Link watches is the ref. CAT2050.FC6322, with a price of $6,700 brand new.

With the ability to measure to 1/8 th of a second, the Calibre 16 automatic chronograph movement is very accurate. The dial is available in black, white, or blue, and has a date window and three subdials. TAG Heuer Link $2,350 – $6,700 TAG Heuer watches are known for their sporty look and durable build. The brand has a wide array of watches that fall in all different price ranges. Whether you are looking for a sport watch or a dressier watch, TAG Heuer has something for everyone. All of the prices and info above was found at.

Most of the brand new watches can be bought directly from TAG Heuer from their website, so check it out! © 2016 - 2018 CROWN & CALIBER LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites. Except where noted otherwise, the brands whose items we sell are not associated with Crown & Caliber, LLC, and the brand names are the trademarks of their respective owners. We are an independent dealer, and are not an authorized reseller of any of the items we sell. Except where noted, retail pricing information on our products are estimates based on multiple sources.