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TAG HEUER DIVER’S 200 mt. AUTOMATIC, 18K GOLD BEZEL

The history of TAG Heuer dates back to 1860 when Edouard Heuer founded his watchmaking workshop in Saint-Imier, Switzerland. From the beginning, the brand stood out for its passion for innovation and its constant pursuit of absolute precision. One of its greatest achievements came in 1887 with the patent for the oscillating pinion mechanism, an invention that revolutionized the industry and remains an essential component in modern chronographs.

Pioneers in the world of sports and speed
At the beginning of the 20th century, Heuer established itself as a leader in the manufacture of sports watches and high-precision chronometers. In 1916, the brand surprised the world with the launch of the Micrograph, the first mechanical chronograph capable of measuring time intervals with a precision of 1/100 of a second. This advance not only strengthened its reputation but also positioned it as an indispensable brand in the realm of racing and sports.

During the 1930s and 1940s, Heuer chronometers became a key element on the dashboards of racing cars. Later, in the 1950s and 1960s, the brand introduced legendary models such as the Autavia and the Carrera, specifically designed for pilots and automotive enthusiasts, solidifying its status as an icon of sports watchmaking.

The merger that marked a turning point
In 1985, the brand took a leap into the future by joining forces with Techniques d’Avant Garde (TAG), giving rise to TAG Heuer. This merger combined Swiss watchmaking tradition with an innovative and avant-garde vision. In the following years, the brand continued to surprise with technological developments such as the Mikrotimer Flying 1000, a chronograph capable of measuring time intervals of 1/1000 of a second, once again demonstrating its commitment to extreme precision.

TAG Heuer today
Today, TAG Heuer remains synonymous with luxury, precision, and performance. With iconic models like the Monaco, the Aquaracer, and the Connected, the brand seamlessly combines watchmaking tradition with the most advanced technology. Its presence in elite sports events and collaborations with prominent figures reinforce its connection to the world of speed, excellence, and innovation.

TAG Heuer represents a unique heritage, an innovative spirit, and a boldness that continues to shape the future of high-end watchmaking.

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Marca

Tag Heuer

Modelo

Diver vintage

Género

Man‎

País de origen

Switzerland‎ ‎

Década

1980s‎ ‎

Nº de serie

583755

Código de caja

WI2151-KO

Movimiento

Automatic‎ ‎

Calibre

TAG HEUER 3.94, 21 rubíes

Cristal

Sapphire‎ ‎

Esfera

Blue with date display at 3‎ ‎

Bisel

18K Gold‎ ‎

Corona

Screw-down, original TAG HEUER‎ ‎

Material de la caja

Stainless steel‎ ‎

Diámetro sin corona

37.2 mm‎ ‎

Diámetro con corona

41 mm

Longitud entre asas

42 mm

Grosor

9 mm‎

Anchura de la correa

20 mm

Material de la correa

Rubber‎ ‎

Color de la correa

Black‎

Cierre/hebilla

Steel, original TAG HEUER signed.‎ ‎

Estado del reloj

Excellent, like new!‎ ‎

Caja/Estuche

Yes, your original.‎ ‎

Documentación

Yes‎

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