TAG Heuer, a brand that has been associated with motor racing for several decades. I found this beautiful professional full set a few weeks ago. Capricious to get it going again, the quartz movement finally started up again after a session with the demagnetizer. Cosmetically very beautiful for a watch that is over 25 years old, its size of 37mm is ideal for my 17.5 wrist. Its light gray dial makes it very versatile. Its Mercedes hand gives it a little Explorer 2 look. The strap is well made but the buckle is a little hard to open. Remember that it is a diver with the extension for the suit. It is a pre-"Aquatimer" in a way. It is really a beautiful little watch, quite cheap for a Tag. Enough to think you are a grand prix driver.

The TAG Heuer 2000 Series WN1151 model was part of TAG Heuer's classic line of luxury sports watches, known for combining elegance and durability. Introduced in the 1980s, the 2000 Series has played an important role in the brand's history, appealing to both professional divers and watch enthusiasts. The WN1151 model is distinguished by its distinctive design with the following elements: - **Movement**: Models in this series are typically equipped with reliable Swiss quartz movements, ensuring time accuracy. - **Case Size**: The case is typically 38-40mm in size, suitable for a variety of wrist sizes. - **Material**: Stainless steel is often used for the case and bracelet, providing durability and a stylish appearance. - **Dial**: The dial often features a date function at 3 o'clock, with luminescent hands and markers for visibility in low-light conditions. - **Water Resistance**: Like many TAG Heuer watches designed for diving, the 2000 series models are water resistant, with some able to withstand depths of up to 200 meters (660 feet). The WN1151 is a versatile watch, suitable for both formal and casual settings. Its design embodies TAG Heuer's commitment to quality and performance. Keep in mind that specifications may vary slightly depending on the exact model and year of production. If you're considering purchasing one, it's a choice that combines functionality with timeless aesthetic appeal.

Hello everyone! Here is my second review on the site and today, I'm talking to you about my Tag Heuer Exclusive 2000! I bought this watch second-hand with its original box and the latest maintenance invoices and I must say that upon receipt I was very pleasantly surprised by its superb blue sunray dial! Without further ado, I'll give you the technical specifications: Case Size: 38 MM Case Material: Steel Movement: Quartz ETA 955.112 Glass: Sapphire Dial Type: Blue sunray, stick indexes and Arabic numerals at 12, 6 and 9 o'clock Water Resistance: 200 meters Year of production: 2004 ~ 2005 Personally, I find it really beautiful with this deep dial that displays magnificent reflections in natural light! The 38mm case is really not ridiculous. My feeling when worn is closer to a 40mm thanks to its unidirectional bezel which is quite imposing. Its sporty look but its contained size allows you to wear it with any outfit. Casual or with a shirt it will be just perfect! Even at the gym and in the pool thanks to its screwed crown which allows a water resistance up to 200m! The bracelet is pleasant, it is possible to adjust it not only with the links but also thanks to the folding clasp, with 3 additional notches for wrists between two sizes. Which between us is really practical especially when we tend to inflate or deflate the wrist depending on the season. Its sapphire crystal is in excellent condition for its age, it has a few micro scratches but really nothing important for a watch that is 19 years old. What else can I say, its superluminova is also in very good condition and in the middle of the night the watch displays good readability, I just regret that the Arabic numeral indexes are not covered with superluminova. Tag Heuer is my second favorite brand after Breitling and I can already tell you that I will not stop at just this model! The goal is for the moment set to the legendary Tag Heuer Monaco, either in gray background or blue background. To conclude, I am more than seduced by this magnificent Tag Heuer Exclusive 2000 series! See you soon for a next review! With pleasure

Hello, One of my favorite watches, because it's complex. Tag Heuer Professionnal 2000 Automatic (200m) from 1987, Heuer/Tag transition (Heuer buckle & crown), chronograph & diver. Small format (Ø38 case / Ø36 bezel), "monochrome" satin gray on all its parts, which gives it a lunar aesthetic evoking John Glenn (first Swiss chrono in space, 1962). To summarize, a great elegance of materials & proportions on a very typical 80' case at TagHeuer, a bit outdated but a taste of come back to it. Quite difficult to find a coherent bracelet for it, but it's finally done. _ I specify that all my watches have a functional purpose, namely to read the time easily; and not a decorative object on my wrist.

A small quartz chronograph watch that perfectly fulfills its function. With a typical late 80s aesthetic, all steel and submersible to 200 meters, it is essentially a sports watch. A very popular model at the time. A good size for small wrists with the comfort and precision of quartz.