TAG HeuerAquaracer Professional 1000 Superdiver

KEY FACTS

• Offered by an established trade seller based in the UK
• Presented with its case, booklets, chronometer card, warranty, and flashlight
• Covered by Tag Heuer’s two-year international warranty until 2024
• Graded ‘A’ for condition by the vendor who reports the watch to be in good working order

FUNCTIONS

• Time and date
• Powered by the calibre TH30-00
• Self-winding movement with a 70-hour power reserve
• Screw-down crown and helium escape valve allows for 1000m of waterproofness

SUMMARY

The Aquaracer is the dive watch within the Tag Heuer collection, and the Professional 1000 Superdiver takes this designation rather seriously. The size of the case is increased to 45mm and is now constructed from Titanium, which makes the watch rather light on the wrist. Rated to 1000m of water resistance, this reference is an ISO 6425:2018 certified watch designed to be used by saturation divers. It is worth noting this watch also features a helium escape valve. 

The no-frills dial is textured with horizontal lines and is equipped with large hands and hour markers, some with a splash of orange for added legibility, but all filled with Super-LumiNova. The bezel is a ceramic insert with a 60-minute counter and more orange colouring for when light conditions are less than stellar. 

Internally, this robust dive watch is powered by the calibre TH30-00, which is based on the Tudor MT5612 and features a 70-hour power reserve. 

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