TAG Heuer | Pre-owned & Vintage

What is the difference between Heuer and TAG Heuer ?

Heuer was founded in Saint-Imier, Switzerland, in 1860 by Edouard Heuer. This company has produced several fantastic timepieces which are now very valuable, especially the Heuer Autavia. This company was bought in 1985 by TAG and the brand name "TAG Heuer" has been created then. TAG Heuer watches has since known a tremendous success even if watch collectors tend to prefer the authentic vintage Heuer models.  Most TAG Heuer watches are more easy to get than Heuer's.

A nice vintage TAG Heuer Monaco

Which TAG Heuer timepieces are available here ?

Our team selects the most interesting TAG Heuer available online. You could find here an unworn TAG Heuer Carrera Calibre 1887, but also a TAG Heuer CAZ Special Edition Ayrton Senna and many other mens watches. If you make a collection of TAG Heuer watches, you are on the right page to find the rare models you are missing. 

How to find a TAG-Heuer on Watch-Deal ?

Browse our selection of TAG Heuer watches, click on the wristwatch you like and we will automatically redirect you towards the merchant site where you can find it. Should you have any questions, feel free to contact us, we would be happy to help. 

What is the value of a second-hand Tag Heuer?

The value of a Tag Heuer on the second-hand market varies considerably according to several key criteria. Condition plays a key role: a well-maintained watch in its original case can be worth up to 30% more.

Prices currently range from $900 for a basic Formula 1 to over $15,000 for a rare vintage Monaco. The Tag Heuer Aquaracer represents an excellent compromise, with models available from $1,500 to $3,000 depending on complications.

The year of manufacture has a strong impact on the price: pieces from the 1960s-1970s command a premium for rarity, while recent models suffer a greater discount in the early years.

The Carrera and Monaco models: watchmaking icons

The Carrera, created in 1963, is distinguished by its automatic chronograph and refined finishes. Recent versions feature the TH20-00 caliber, a Manufacture movement that enhances its legendary precision. Prices start at $3,500 on the second-hand market.

The Monaco, recognizable by its signature square case, has been revolutionizing watchmaking since 1969. Its metallic blue dial and 9 o'clock crown make it a sought-after collector's item. Pre-owned models start at around $4,980, particularly for versions equipped with Calibre 12.

These two watches enjoy excellent market value, especially the limited series and vintage versions in perfect condition.

Aquaracer and Formula 1: assumed sportiness

Water sports enthusiasts appreciate the Aquaracer for its exceptional robustness. Its case is water-resistant to 300 meters and features a graduated unidirectional bezel, while its steel bracelet is saltwater-resistant. On the second-hand market, expect to pay $1,490 for a certified model.

Formula 1 perpetuates the watchmaking expertise developed on the racetrack. Its quartz caliber guarantees formidable chronometric precision, ideal for speed enthusiasts. Pre-owned models are available at prices starting from $900, particularly attractive for sports chronographs.

These two ranges represent a great opportunity to acquire an authentic Swiss watch at an attractive price.

A fine example of a used TAG Heuer Aquaracer

Which Tag Heuer watch increases in value?

The Monaco and Carrera limited editions are the most highly valued on the market. A striking example: the 2009 Monaco Gulf Edition has seen its value increase by 40% in 5 years.

Vintage models from the 1960s-1970s made in Saint-Imier are also popular investments. Tag Heuer models with skeletonized dials or rare complications increase in value every year.

Rarity remains the key factor: a vintage Monaco in excellent condition can fetch $25,000 at auction, while a special edition Carrera easily fetches double its original price. The choice of model and its state of preservation largely determine its potential value.

Gulf and Steve McQueen limited editions

The collaboration between Tag Heuer and Gulf Racing dates back to 1971, when Steve McQueen immortalized the Monaco in the film “Le Mans”. This mythical alliance gave birth to exceptional series in the emblematic blue and orange colors.

The Monaco Gulf Special Edition is distinguished by its azure dial adorned with the characteristic racing stripes and its commemorative engraved back. The automatic caliber 11, faithful to the original model, powers this modern reinterpretation, while the perforated leather strap recalls the spirit of the racetrack.

Each Gulf version embodies a unique chapter in automotive history: from the vintage CAW211R chronograph to the latest CBL2115 model, as well as the 50th anniversary series limited to 50 pieces. These timepieces tell the story of a watch that became a legend on the racetrack.

How to authenticate a vintage Tag Heuer?

Authenticating a vintage Tag Heuer requires careful examination of several key elements. The quality of the case reveals a great deal: the finish must be perfectly even, with no suspicious traces of wear.

A crucial point is verification of the serial number, composed of two or three letters followed by four digits. Specialized companies can validate its authenticity in their databases.

The engraving on the case back deserves particular attention: the markings must be sharp and precise, never blurred or irregular. The Tag Heuer logo must be finely detailed and typographically impeccable.

The internal mechanism is the ultimate signature: each piece must bear the manufacturer's official markings. A certified watchmaker can authenticate these essential components on authentic vintage watches.

Tag Heuer women: elegance and performance

The Tag Heuer women's collection enhances the wrists of active women with models like the Formula 1 Lady, combining refinement and technical sophistication. The meticulous finishing of the mother-of-pearl dial blends perfectly with the diamond-set hour-markers.

The Aquaracer Lady's brushed steel bracelet and 300-meter depth-resistant case are ideal for everyday sports use. Its contemporary design blends elegance and functionality, with a dial available in several shades.

Prices on the pre-owned market range from $890 for a Formula 1 Lady to $2,400 for a diamond-set Aquaracer. A unique opportunity to acquire these exceptional timepieces at attractive prices.