I bought this rare vintage HEUER watch as new in 1980, and have worn it for more than 20 years till I switched to another watch. To date the watch is still 100% operative and goes accurately as a top-class quartz watch should do.

As you might be aware, HEUER was founded back in 1860, and bought out by TAG Group in 1985, and all HEUER watches now become vintages and thus highly collectable.

The offered watch is with top quality material and craftsmanship, and shows signs of age/wear, but still looks nice in my opinion. Please refer to the photos illustrating the cosmetic details.

The outer diameter is 31mm (not including crown, see photo). Please feel free to let me know if any further question.

Asked Price: HK$1,200

For your interest, here is a brief timeline of HEUER history:

1860 - Edouard Heuer founds the company in St-Imier, Switzerland
1920's - Heuer watches are timekeepers at the Antwerp, Paris and Amsterdam Olympics.
1965 - Heuer patents the MICROTIMER, the first miniature electronic timekeeping device which was accurate to within 1/1000th of a second.
1969 - Heuer introduces the "Chronomatic", the first automatic chronograch with a microrotor. They also introduce the widely popular "Monaco" worn by movie-star Steve McQueen.
1971 to 1979 - Heuer is named the official timekeeper for formula one racing.
1975 - Heuer launches the "Chronosplit", the world’s first quartz wrist chronograph.
1985 - Heuer joins "TAG" group and the famous watch name and logo are changed from HEUER to TAG-HEUER. Since then the company has craftily built one of the most recognized watch names in the world. Tag-Heuer becomes a very popular and fashionable status symbol.