
TAG Heuer Kirium Professional Wristwatch
This is a TAG Heuer Kirium Professional series wristwatch, likely from the late 1990s to early 2000s. The watch features a fluid, integrated design where the brushed stainless steel case transitions seamlessly into a three-link 'Y-link' steel bracelet. The bezel is a unidirectional rotating diver-style bezel with raised numerals at 10-minute intervals and circular indentations. The dial is black with dot indices at most hours, large Arabic numerals at the 12, 6, and 9 positions, and a date window located at the 3 o'clock mark. It features 'Mercedes' style hands and the signature TAG Heuer shield logo below the 12. The crystal appears slightly clouded or scratched, and the metal surfaces show significant signs of wear and superficial scratching consistent with daily use. The overall construction displays the heavy, solid craftsmanship characteristic of the Kirium line, though the finish has lost some of its original luster over time. There are visible scuffs on the bezel and links, indicating no recent polishing or restoration. The watch utilizes a quartz movement and is built with a screw-down crown for water resistance typical of professional diver watches.
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Estimated Value
$250 - $450 USD
Basic Information
Category
Luxury Watches / Horology
Appraised On
March 20, 2026
Estimated Value
$250 - $450 USD
Item Description
This is a TAG Heuer Kirium Professional series wristwatch, likely from the late 1990s to early 2000s. The watch features a fluid, integrated design where the brushed stainless steel case transitions seamlessly into a three-link 'Y-link' steel bracelet. The bezel is a unidirectional rotating diver-style bezel with raised numerals at 10-minute intervals and circular indentations. The dial is black with dot indices at most hours, large Arabic numerals at the 12, 6, and 9 positions, and a date window located at the 3 o'clock mark. It features 'Mercedes' style hands and the signature TAG Heuer shield logo below the 12. The crystal appears slightly clouded or scratched, and the metal surfaces show significant signs of wear and superficial scratching consistent with daily use. The overall construction displays the heavy, solid craftsmanship characteristic of the Kirium line, though the finish has lost some of its original luster over time. There are visible scuffs on the bezel and links, indicating no recent polishing or restoration. The watch utilizes a quartz movement and is built with a screw-down crown for water resistance typical of professional diver watches.
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