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. A cornerstone of the 2000 series, this model is celebrated for its classic "Six Features" design: 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 champagne dial and a gold-plated bezel, offering a sophisticated aesthetic that transitions perfectly from underwater exploration to professional settings. 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, 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 link bracelet with a double-safety folding clasp Dial: Champagne 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 age. The gold plating on the bezel shows visible wear, softening of the edges, and minor scuffing. Dial & Crystal: The champagne 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 and functional. There is significant wear, fading, and oxidation to the gold plating on the center links, along with typical surface scuffing on the clasp and stainless steel components. 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.