Up for sale is a late 1990s Tag Heuer WK-1113, in very good condition.
This is quite simply a classic, straightforward, and comfortable watch. Diameter is about 37 or 38mm (I forget, can measure if needed) and rather thin (about 9mm), and rated at 200m WR.
I especially like the deep color of the blue dial, and the clarity of the AR sapphire crystal (which is blemish-free)
Quartz movement is reliable and trouble free. I'm not sure when the last battery change happened, and I don't know service history or last verification of WR rating.
This is an older watch, which used tritium paint... Which means that effectively, the lume is all done. Maybe the dimmest of dim glow, but basically -- no more lume.
The lume paint does have a nice patina starting, and the h/m/s hands all have a bit of patina on them as well. I think it's a great size and a very handsome watch.
The bezel moves freely and functions as it should. It's not loose, but it's also not as stiff/rigid as a brand new bezel.
Comes on a Boderry rubber strap. I have some parts and pieces from the original bracelet, but it is broken and not salvageable, at least, not without buying several new parts. I contacted Tag and they quoted me around $330 or something for an entire new bracelet (which I think is the way to go, if you like bracelets). I'll include a bag with the parts and pieces of the old bracelet.
Kind of hate to let this go, but it shouldn't live in my desk drawer anymore.
$275, including shipping in the US.
This is quite simply a classic, straightforward, and comfortable watch. Diameter is about 37 or 38mm (I forget, can measure if needed) and rather thin (about 9mm), and rated at 200m WR.
I especially like the deep color of the blue dial, and the clarity of the AR sapphire crystal (which is blemish-free)
Quartz movement is reliable and trouble free. I'm not sure when the last battery change happened, and I don't know service history or last verification of WR rating.
This is an older watch, which used tritium paint... Which means that effectively, the lume is all done. Maybe the dimmest of dim glow, but basically -- no more lume.
The lume paint does have a nice patina starting, and the h/m/s hands all have a bit of patina on them as well. I think it's a great size and a very handsome watch.
The bezel moves freely and functions as it should. It's not loose, but it's also not as stiff/rigid as a brand new bezel.
Comes on a Boderry rubber strap. I have some parts and pieces from the original bracelet, but it is broken and not salvageable, at least, not without buying several new parts. I contacted Tag and they quoted me around $330 or something for an entire new bracelet (which I think is the way to go, if you like bracelets). I'll include a bag with the parts and pieces of the old bracelet.
Kind of hate to let this go, but it shouldn't live in my desk drawer anymore.
$275, including shipping in the US.
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