TAG Heuer Professional 200 WG1120-K0 38mm (1990’s)

Heuer’s experience in dive watches began in 1978, with the relatively simple 1000 Series of watches. It was the dive watches that allowed Heuer to survive difficult industry and global economic conditions, with the continuation of the company ensured when Techniques d’Avant Garde acquired Heuer on January 1, 1986. With this came the capital and leadership that would position TAG Heuer to succeed through the remainder of the 20th century and move strongly into the 21st century.

As the first collection to be developed and offered by TAG Heuer, the S/el was positioned as the flagship of the TAG Heuer catalogue, demonstrating that the company’s dive watches had not only allowed the company to survive, but evolved into timepieces that now represented the very best of both “sports” and “elegance.”

Over the years, the S/el collection offered a broad range of watches and chronographs, with a variety of sizes and styles. While the bracelet itself is considered a design icon in the history of the TAG Heuer brand, the watches and chronographs offer a wide variety of features, from simple three-hand watches to the most complex analog / digital models, capable of 1/100 second timing. More than representing the evolution of the dive watch and the survival of the company, the S/el collection would soon become the “Link”, a collection that continues as a vital part of the TAG Heuer catalog, to this day.

Specifications:

• Model: Professional 200, WG1120-K0
• Dial: Grey with date feature at 3 o’clock
• Bezel: Rotational, Yellow gold-plated
• Crystal: Plexiglass
• Case: Stainless Steel
• Bracelet: Stainless steel and yellow gold-plated
• Movement: Quartz
• Water Resistance: 20 ATM – Not recommended