This is a sweet watch, and it pains me to sell it... but that's life.
TAG Heuer Link ref. WFJ2112 -- 39mm diameter, navy blue dial, on a new bracelet (ordered direct from TAG in Jan 2025). I believe the watch is probably from approx 2015 or so, but I'm not certain about that. I've had it for a few months, and I think it's an ideal size and style for just about anything.
Watch has light signs of wear particularly on the bezel, but the crystal is in perfect shape and the bracelet is in VERY good shape (again, it's only a few months old).
Dial is a dark blue that pretty much looks black in most lighting and situations, and has a very nice pattern that is also subtle in most situations. The bracelet is very comfortable, as the S-shaped links contour well to your wrist. Currently sized for my 6.75" wrist and comes with all the extra links. Resizing the bracelet takes a little patience, but frankly, I think it's fun to do -- it gave me an appreciation of the quality Swiss (over)engineering that went into the design of it. There's also a (hidden) microadjust within the clasp mechanism, with a mini-sized springbar that you can move to one of 3 positions. It's very well-designed, and very comfortable.
I believe the movement is an ETA 2824-2 that TAG has adjusted or modified a bit... the watch keeps excellent time, typically showing around +/-1 second per day on my phone's timegrapher app.
Rated at 200m water resistance with a screw-down crown and steel case-back. I haven't had the watch serviced, so I'm not sure I'd necessarily head all the way down to 200m without pressure testing it... but casual wear and swimming have been without issue.
No box or papers, just the watch and the extra links for the bracelet. Original purchase receipt for the bracelet shown below.
Price is $725 including USPS priority shipping in the CONUS.
No trades, no international shipping. Thanks for looking!
TAG Heuer Link ref. WFJ2112 -- 39mm diameter, navy blue dial, on a new bracelet (ordered direct from TAG in Jan 2025). I believe the watch is probably from approx 2015 or so, but I'm not certain about that. I've had it for a few months, and I think it's an ideal size and style for just about anything.
Watch has light signs of wear particularly on the bezel, but the crystal is in perfect shape and the bracelet is in VERY good shape (again, it's only a few months old).
Dial is a dark blue that pretty much looks black in most lighting and situations, and has a very nice pattern that is also subtle in most situations. The bracelet is very comfortable, as the S-shaped links contour well to your wrist. Currently sized for my 6.75" wrist and comes with all the extra links. Resizing the bracelet takes a little patience, but frankly, I think it's fun to do -- it gave me an appreciation of the quality Swiss (over)engineering that went into the design of it. There's also a (hidden) microadjust within the clasp mechanism, with a mini-sized springbar that you can move to one of 3 positions. It's very well-designed, and very comfortable.
I believe the movement is an ETA 2824-2 that TAG has adjusted or modified a bit... the watch keeps excellent time, typically showing around +/-1 second per day on my phone's timegrapher app.
Rated at 200m water resistance with a screw-down crown and steel case-back. I haven't had the watch serviced, so I'm not sure I'd necessarily head all the way down to 200m without pressure testing it... but casual wear and swimming have been without issue.
No box or papers, just the watch and the extra links for the bracelet. Original purchase receipt for the bracelet shown below.
Price is $725 including USPS priority shipping in the CONUS.
No trades, no international shipping. Thanks for looking!
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