Introduction: TAG Heuer, founded in Switzerland in 1860, built its reputation on precision timing for motorsport and professional sport, and the Professional 2000 line is one of its best-known expressions of that heritage. Introduced in the 1980s as an accessible diver-styled sports collection, it pairs genuine tool-watch credentials with everyday wearability. This ladies' example follows the familiar formula: a round stainless steel case with a rotating bezel, a warm gold-tone dial with a date display, and an integrated stainless steel bracelet that tapers neatly to the wrist. A Swiss quartz movement keeps things slim and practical. It suits collectors drawn to 1980s sports design, as well as anyone looking for a compact vintage Swiss watch that moves easily between casual and smarter settings. Condition Report: Status: [ Working ] (All basic functions, including crown operation, have been checked and work properly. Keeping time at the time of listing.) Cosmetic: Overall Rank B (excellent pre-owned condition with only minor signs of use). Specs: Brand: TAG Heuer Case Size: approx. 28 mm (excluding crown) / Length approx. 27.5 mm Wrist Size: Up to approx. 15 cm (5.91 inches) max Material: Stainless Steel Band: Stainless Steel Movement: Quartz Dial: Gold dial Gender: Ladies' Era: 1980-1989 Maintenance: Cleaned and sanitized. Accessories: None (watch only). Internal Ref:26-1616 Shipping & Guarantee: Your item will be carefully packed with protective cushioning and secure outer boxing. We ship from Japan within 3 business days of payment via DHL Express, FedEx or Japan Post with full online tracking. We offer a full refund guarantee in the unlikely event of loss or damage during transit, ensuring complete peace of mind and security with your purchase. Customs and Taxes: This item will be shipped from Japan. Please be aware that your country of residence may impose customs duties and import taxes. These additional charges are the sole responsibility of the buyer. Customs policies vary widely from country to country, so we recommend contacting your local customs office for specific information.