TAG Heuer 2000 Exclusive Steel (Quartz/Automatic) Sport Watch
Watch (Luxury Sport Diver) · None (Stainless Steel/Silvery Metallic Color)
Purity: Non-gold/Steel; 0% gold content (stainless steel construction)
Type
Watch (Luxury Sport Diver)
Purity
Non-gold/Steel; 0% gold content (stainless steel construction)
Gold Type
None (Stainless Steel/Silvery Metallic Color)
Weight
120g - 150g (estimated total weight including steel bracelet and movement)
Description
A classic TAG Heuer 2000 Exclusive series wristwatch. This model bridge the gap between the original 2000 series and the modern Aquaracer. It features a unidirectional rotating bezel with engraved numerals, a screw-down crown, and a distinctive textured silver/white 'waffle' dial designed for high legibility and rugged durability.
Key Features
Unidirectional 60-minute bezel, signature 'Exclusive' dial texture, 200m water resistance rating, magnified or standard date window at 3 o'clock.
Color & Finish
Silver-toned brushed and polished stainless steel; white guilloche/textured dial
Hallmarks & Stamps
TAG Heuer shield on dial, case back, and crown; 'Swiss Made' on dial; Stainless Steel stamps on case back
Dimensions Estimate
37mm to 39mm case diameter; approx 20mm lug width; custom-sized link bracelet
Gemstones & Inlays
None; features applied luminova markers and a '12' numeral
Clasp & Closure
Deployant fold-over clasp with safety latch and diver's extension
Chain & Links
Three-row alternating brushed/polished stainless steel links; integrated lug transition
Craftsmanship Details
Precision-machined stainless steel case; high-quality Swiss quartz or automatic movement; sapphire crystal; robust link articulation.
Authentication Indicators
Correct dial font and shield placement; bezel alignment characteristic of genuine TAG Heuer 2000 production; steel tone is consistent with 316L medical grade steel.
Origin & Maker
Switzerland; TAG Heuer
Era & Period
Late 1990s to Early 2000s Post-Modern Sport Era
Age Estimate
Circa 1998-2004
Cultural Significance
Represents the 'Y2K' luxury sport watch boom; a status symbol of accessible Swiss luxury in the late 90s.
Condition Notes
Good; visible surface scratches on the bezel and links consistent with daily wear; crystal appears clear.
Value Estimate
$400 - $850 USD (Secondary market value depending on movement type and service history)
Care & Maintenance
Keep clean with a soft brush and water; ensure crown is screwed down tight; have gaskets pressure tested every 2 years; professional polish can restore the steel luster.
Similar Items
TAG Heuer Aquaracer, Omega Seamaster 120m, Rolex Explorer II (Steel), Longines HydroConquest.
Interesting Facts
The 2000 Series was the precursor to the Aquaracer and was one of the first lines designed after TAG acquired Heuer in 1985.