Before the Aquaracer line became more "lifestyle" focused, TAG Heuer was producing serious tool watches like the CAF2110. It’s a tank of a chronograph, offering 300m of water resistance in a case that still feels balanced on the wrist. Inside is the legendary Calibre 16, based on the bulletproof Valjoux 7750 movement – the same that has powered everything from the Omega Speedmaster Date to the IWC Pilot. It was recently serviced, so you won’t have to worry about maintenance for years. Perfect if you’re looking for a classic racing chronograph that can also perform as a rugged diver when it needs to. Condition: Honest wear throughout. There are several scratches on the case, bezel, and bracelet from daily use, but no deep gouges or dents. Recently serviced. Please refer to the pictures for a better description. Reference: CAF2110 Case Size: 41 x 48mm stainless steel case with a thickness of 15mm and a 20mm lug width. Movement: TAG Heuer Calibre 16 (base Valjoux 7750) – automatic with 25 jewels, 28,800 bph, date, 42-hour power reserve, and a 12-hour chronograph function. Recently serviced, though I’d recommend a fresh pressure test before any serious water use. Strap/Bracelet: Original stainless steel bracelet. It will fit a wrist up to 7.5 inches (19 cm). Please check the pictures to see how it fits my 6.75-inch wrist (plus three microadjustment holes to spare). Crystal: Sapphire Box/Papers: Watch only Other Features: 12-hour chronograph, quickset date, unidirectional bezel, and screw-down crown.