Tag Heuer Wristwatch Appraisal

TAG Heuer Bi-Color Professional 200M Divers Watch

This is a men's bi-color wristwatch, likely from the late 20th or early 21st century, designed with a robust and sporty aesthetic. The watch features a round case, typical of dive or sports watches, crafted from what appears to be stainless steel, complemented by gold-tone accents on the bezel and bracelet. The bezel is unidirectional, marked with numerals at intervals (e.g., '55', '45', '35', '25') and triangular markers, characteristic of a diving watch. The dial is light in color, possibly silver or off-white, with a granular or 'sparkle' texture. It has applied hour markers, which are a combination of dots and what appear to be rectangular or triangular shapes, and possibly a larger inverted triangle at 12 o'clock. The hands are luminous, with a distinct Mercedes-style hour hand and sword-style minute hand, and a second hand with a circular luminous tip. A date window is visible at the 3 o'clock position. The brand logo, resembling the 'TAG Heuer' shield, is prominently displayed below the 12 o'clock marker, indicating it is a 'professional' model rated for '200 meters'. The crown on the right side of the case appears to be screw-down and also features gold-tone detailing. The bracelet is a jubilee or similar style, alternating rows of silver-tone and gold-tone links, showing some wear consistent with regular use, including minor scratches and scuffs on both the case and bracelet. The overall condition suggests it has been worn but generally well-maintained, retaining its original components and function.