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路Hey guys,
Unexpected circumstances both good and bad prompt this offering from the box:
Recently acquired late 1980s early 1990s TAG Heuer Professional, the blue on blue stainless steel model with 38mm size - small enough to be 'old-school', large enough to be easily legible.
This came to me from an estate jeweler and has been both serviced and pressure tested - I will be looking for the service docs at my office this week, but it is verifiable.
Evenly aged, very well preserved bezel, good-very good case IMO, but I'll let the photos be your guide (in some images however if the crystal appears to have a line, it's dust - took these outside today - if anyone wants further images I'll be happy to oblige, with ONE exception: since this did come from a reputable jeweler and has been pressure tested, I have not taken the caseback off and would prefer not to do so. It is the standard quartz movement however, and the seconds hand matches the track almost perfectly beat-to-beat.
These seem to vary quite a bit - Given the general preservation and condition - Sold
Let me know if you have any questions or inquiries - looking for a straight sale preferred on this one; as always I will hear all offers but would prefer to remain fairly firm on this one, at least for now. No harm in reaching out if you'd like to - now on to the pics!
Unexpected circumstances both good and bad prompt this offering from the box:
Recently acquired late 1980s early 1990s TAG Heuer Professional, the blue on blue stainless steel model with 38mm size - small enough to be 'old-school', large enough to be easily legible.
This came to me from an estate jeweler and has been both serviced and pressure tested - I will be looking for the service docs at my office this week, but it is verifiable.
Evenly aged, very well preserved bezel, good-very good case IMO, but I'll let the photos be your guide (in some images however if the crystal appears to have a line, it's dust - took these outside today - if anyone wants further images I'll be happy to oblige, with ONE exception: since this did come from a reputable jeweler and has been pressure tested, I have not taken the caseback off and would prefer not to do so. It is the standard quartz movement however, and the seconds hand matches the track almost perfectly beat-to-beat.
These seem to vary quite a bit - Given the general preservation and condition - Sold
Let me know if you have any questions or inquiries - looking for a straight sale preferred on this one; as always I will hear all offers but would prefer to remain fairly firm on this one, at least for now. No harm in reaching out if you'd like to - now on to the pics!
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