TAG Heuer 2000 Series Professional Ref. WK1110
Dive / Tool Watch · TAG Heuer (LVMH), Luxury tier. This model represents the brand's 'Professional' era of the late 20th century.
Period: Neo-Vintage (1990s). Stylistic indicators include the matte sandblasted-style finish, the 'Six Features' design DNA, and the transitional logo color.
Type
Dive / Tool Watch
Brand
TAG Heuer (LVMH), Luxury tier. This model represents the brand's 'Professional' era of the late 20th century.
Movement
Quartz Caliber (likely ETA 955.112), typically 7 jewels, featuring an End-of-Life (EOL) indicator and quick-set date.
Dimensions
38mm case diameter, approx. 10mm thickness, 44mm lug-to-lug, 20mm lug width. It wears compact and slim due to the quartz movement.
Description
The TAG Heuer 2000 Series is a definitive sports watch of the 1990s, bridgeing the gap between the brand's early Heuer heritage and modern luxury identity. Its thin profile and rugged construction made it a favorite for 'everyday carry' enthusiasts.
Key Features
Signatory 'Six Features' (200m water resistance, screw-down crown, sapphire crystal, unidirectional bezel, luminous hands/markers, double safety clasp).
Dial Description
Matte black dial with applied luminous baton indices, a printed Arabic '12', Mercedes-style handset with 'lollipop' seconds, and a date window at 3 o'clock.
Case Material
Stainless steel with a micro-blasted/satin matte finish for an anti-glare tool watch aesthetic.
Crystal Type
Flat scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. No cyclops lens or AR coating visible.
Bezel Details
Unidirectional rotating stainless steel bezel with six signature 'grips' (rider tabs), engraved 10-minute intervals, and a luminous pip at 12.
Crown & Pushers
Screw-down crown with TAG Heuer logo, protected by integrated case shoulders (crown guards).
Bracelet or Strap
Three-row stainless steel bracelet with a matte finish, featuring a folding clasp with a safety latch and diver's extension.
Caseback Details
Solid screw-down caseback featuring the TAG Heuer crest, reference number, and water resistance specifications.
Movement Type
Quartz Caliber (likely ETA 955.112), typically 7 jewels, featuring an End-of-Life (EOL) indicator and quick-set date.
Water Resistance
200 meters (660 feet). Suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and recreational diving, provided the screw-down crown is fully secured.
Origin & Provenance
Swiss Made; headquartered in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Uses an outsourced high-quality ETA quartz movement.
Age Estimate
Circa 1995–2002. Identifying markers include the specific bezel style and the printed 'TAG Heuer' logo colors.
Cultural Significance
Symbolized the 'Executive Sports Watch' trend of the 90s; one of the most successful entry-level luxury watches ever produced.
Condition Notes
Fair to Good. Visible surface scratches and scuffing on the bezel and case. Dial and handset appear well-preserved; lume may be aging (patina potentially forming).
Value Estimate
Secondary market value ranges from $400 to $700 USD depending on condition and inclusion of original box/papers.
Care & Maintenance
Battery changes every 3-5 years. Gasket replacement and pressure testing recommended every 2 years to ensure the 200m water resistance remains intact.
Similar Watches
Omega Seamaster 120m (slimmer, dressier), Tudor Prince Oysterdate Submariner (more expensive, automatic), Seiko SKX013 (more utilitarian).
Interesting Facts
The 2000 Series was the predecessor to the modern Aquaracer line. Its design was overseen by Jack Heuer during a pivotal transition for the company.