TAG HEUER

Founded in 1860, TAG Heuer has been at the forefront of chronograph innovation and sports timing. The brand created the first oscillating pinion in 1887, revolutionized motorsport timing, and continues to push boundaries with precision instruments and luxury smartwatches, earning the motto 'Swiss Avant-Garde Since 1860.'

Authentic TAG Heuer watches feature high-quality Swiss movements, distinctive case construction, and precise finishing. Key authentication points include proper serial numbers, movement specifications, logo placement, and construction quality. All our TAG Heuer watches are authenticated by certified experts.

TAG Heuer watches typically range from approximately $1,000 for entry-level Formula 1 models to $20,000+ for precious metal and complicated pieces. Popular collections like Carrera and Monaco range from $1,500 to $6,000, offering excellent Swiss quality and sports heritage.

TAG Heuer recommends servicing their watches every 2-3 years for optimal performance. Regular maintenance ensures chronometer accuracy, preserves water resistance, and maintains the precision that TAG Heuer is renowned for in motorsport and sports timing.

TAG Heuer's most celebrated collections include the Monaco (square case chronograph), Carrera (motorsport inspiration), Autavia (aviation and automotive heritage), Aquaracer (dive watches), and Formula 1 (accessible luxury sports watches). Each represents the brand's commitment to precision and sports performance.

Yes, all our pre-owned TAG Heuer watches come with a comprehensive 2-year warranty covering movement and manufacturing defects. We provide detailed condition reports and authenticity certificates. Our warranty covers repairs by certified TAG Heuer technicians using genuine parts.

TAG Heuer watches, particularly vintage Monaco and Carrera models, have shown solid value retention. The brand's strong sports heritage, innovative technology, and celebrity associations contribute to steady collector interest and market stability in the luxury sports watch segment.