1. Introduction We are pleased to offer this iconic TAG Heuer 3000 Professional (Ref. 932.208), a quintessential Swiss-made diver's watch from the mid-to-late 1980s. Part of the celebrated 3000 Series, this model is characterized by its distinctive dodecagonal (12-sided) unidirectional rotating bezel and a robust all-stainless steel aesthetic. Designed for extreme durability with 200 meters of water resistance, this timepiece reflects the transition period of the brand and remains a significant piece of TAG Heuer's professional diving heritage. 2. Specifications Brand: TAG Heuer Series: 3000 Professional 200 Meters Reference Number: 932.208 Estimated Era: Circa 1985–1990 Movement: Swiss Quartz (Currently Running) Origin: Swiss Made Case Diameter: Approximately 34mm (excluding crown) Case Material: Polished and Brushed Stainless Steel Band Material: Original integrated stainless steel link bracelet with a signed folding clasp and diver's extension Dial: Matte grey dial with polished silver-tone Mercedes-style hands, luminous hour markers, and a date window at 3 o'clock Bezel: Unidirectional rotating dodecagonal stainless steel bezel Crystal: Mineral Crystal Water Resistance: 200 Meters 3. Condition Report Overall: The watch is in Good pre-owned vintage condition and is currently in working order. Case & Bezel: The stainless steel case and bezel show typical surface scratches and minor micro-scuffs consistent with regular use over time. The engravings on the case back remain clear and legible. Dial & Hands: The dial and hands are well-preserved, showing minor age-related patina on the luminous markers. Crystal: The crystal remains clear but exhibits some visible surface micro-scratches upon close inspection. Bracelet: The original stainless steel bracelet is secure and maintains its structural integrity. It shows typical surface scuffing on the links and clasp from regular wear. 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.