1. Introduction We are pleased to offer this iconic TAG Heuer 2000 Professional (Ref. 934.213), a definitive Swiss-made diver's watch from the early 1990s. As a foundational model of the celebrated 2000 series, it features the brand's signature "Six Features" of professional sports timing: 200m water resistance, screw-in crown, unidirectional bezel, sapphire crystal, luminous markings, and a double-safety clasp. This mid-size two-tone model features a warm grey dial and a gold-plated bezel, offering a rugged yet sophisticated aesthetic. 2. Specifications Brand: TAG Heuer Series: 2000 Professional 200 Meters Reference Number: 934.213 Estimated Era: Circa 1990s Movement: Swiss Quartz (Currently Running) Origin: Swiss Made Case Diameter: Approximately 34mm (Mid-size/Unisex model, excluding crown) Case Material: Stainless Steel with a Gold-plated bezel Bezel: Unidirectional rotating gold-plated bezel with elapsed time scale Band Material: Original TAG Heuer two-tone stainless steel and gold-plated Jubilee-style link bracelet with a double-safety folding clasp Dial: Grey dial with luminous dot hour markers, Mercedes-style hands, and a date window at 3 o'clock Crystal: Scratch-resistant Sapphire Crystal Water Resistance: 200 Meters (20 ATM) 3. Condition Report Overall: The watch is in Fair to Good pre-owned vintage condition and is currently in working order. Case & Bezel: The stainless steel case shows typical surface scratches consistent with vintage age. The gold-plated bezel shows significant wear, including surface scratches and thinning of the plating on the raised edges. Dial & Crystal: The grey dial and luminous markers are well-preserved. The sapphire crystal remains clear and free of significant scratches. Bracelet: The original two-tone bracelet is secure. There is heavy wear, fading, and oxidation visible on the gold-plated center links, common for this era of TAG Heuer models. Movement: Tested and fully operational. 4. Shipping & Customs Please note that international shipping fees and all associated customs duties and taxes are the sole responsibility of the winning bidder.