Vintage full size TAG HEUER Professional Ref: 972.006 Silver Dial Date Men Quartz Watch

Important: please read the remark concerning the crystal before committing, thanks.

This is a good honest, clasic TAG Heuer 2000 for everyday wear (reference number 972.006). It features a case made of steel with a diameter of 38mm excluding the crown. The bracelet is made of steel and has a steel clasp. The production year of the watch is very late 80's / early 90's. The movement in this watch is a battery driven quartz. Tag Heuer were using partnership ETA movement at this point, although they are stamped with Tag Heuer inside. Great vintage diver by TAG Heuer that can be worn everyday without being too precious about it.

Specifications

Brand: TAG Heuer

Model: 2000

Reference number: 972.006

Movement type: Quartz

Case material: Steel

Bracelet material: Steel

Year of production: Late 80's / early 90's

Condition: Fair

Movement/caliber: TAG Heuer Quartz

Base caliber: ETA 955.112

Case diameter: 38mm

Bezel material: Steel with silver decalled insert

Crystal: Mineral Crystal

Dial colour: Grey

Dial numerals: Chevron markers with date window at 3 o'clock

Bracelet finish/ colour: Matte stainless steel

Bracelet internal diameter: 18.5cm approximately

Clasp Type: Butterfly folding clasp with safety clip

Please remember that all my watches are second hand. I try to provide value for money but although I clean everything, most items come with signs of every day wear. Please don't expect new condition unless specifically stated.

In the interest of fairness to all:  It's in fair condition for its age.  It does have scratches from daily usage on the case and bracelet.

Important: the crystal has a chip out of it on the edge at around 8 o'clock. It isn't big and to be honest not that noticeable once on the wrist but I wanted to make it clear before anyone commits to it.

I post in the UK with Royal mail special delivery and eBay global shipping outside. Any import duties due to the buyer's country are the responsibility of the buyer to pay. Royal Mail has ramped up their prices (3rd time in a year) so I'm afraid with eBay charging me 20% VAT I have had to raise my prices slightly, sorry.