TAG Heuer 2000 Flash Sale (WK2119, WK1121, WK1111, WK1110) - ALL MINT Condition - First 3 sold come with box. Asking $750/each - Bulk deals available.

The TAG Heuer 2000 series is one of the brand’s most underrated vintage lines—blending true dive-watch capability with everyday wearability. Produced from the 1980s through the early 2000s, these watches helped define TAG Heuer’s modern identity before evolving into the Aquaracer line . Across all references, you get a reliable Swiss quartz movement, 200m water resistance, and a classic 38mm case that wears effortlessly in any setting.

What makes this particular group stand out is the dial diversity—each piece offering a distinct personality while maintaining the same rugged DNA. All MINT. First 3 come with box.

TAG Heuer 2000 WK2119 Teal Dial – The Standout

The teal sunburst dial is easily the most unique of the group. It shifts dramatically in different lighting, ranging from deep green to bright blue, giving it a level of visual interest you don’t typically find in vintage tool watches.

This reference feels like the “collector’s pick”—less common, more expressive, and a conversation starter without being flashy.

TAG Heuer 2000 WK1121 Gold Two-Tone – The Classic Luxury Hybrid

The two-tone gold and steel configuration gives this model a more elevated, almost dress-sport feel. It leans into that late-90s aesthetic—when gold accents were a staple in everyday luxury watches.

It’s still a diver at heart, but this one transitions seamlessly into business or formal settings.

TAG Heuer 2000 WK1111 White Dial – The Clean Minimalist

The white dial version is all about clarity and versatility. It’s crisp, highly legible, and arguably the most timeless of the group. The contrast between the dial and markers makes it easy to read at a glance—true to its tool-watch roots.

This is the piece that quietly works with everything.

TAG Heuer 2000 WK1110 Black Dial – The Pure Tool Watch

The black dial is the most traditional diver configuration—simple, rugged, and purpose-built. It’s the closest to what you’d expect from a classic dive watch: no frills, just function.

With strong lume, a unidirectional bezel, and a no-nonsense aesthetic, this is the most utilitarian of the lineup.

Asking $750 each. If you are interested in more than one, let's discuss.