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Tag Heuer has been pioneering watches since 1860, and with over three centuries of cutting edge timekeeping, the Tag holds the gold standard of time. The horology experts at Crown & Caliber recognize the value of a Tag Heuer timepiece. We would be honored to make you an offer on your Tag Heuer watch for substantially more.
When looking to sell your Tag Heuer watch, there are 2 main components that are important to consider; Compensation and Impact. You will receive substantially more for your watch and your watch will be used to make a global impact through our Buying Time Movement. If you are looking to sell your Tag watch we would be honored to make you an offer.
What We Pay
Link CJF211B
Purchased for $1,100
Link WJ1111
Purchased for $1,200
Tiger Woods Link WJ2110
Purchased for $550
Our Process
Learn more about how to sell your watchWe buy all Tag Heuer models
Below is an abbreviated list of the most popular Tag Heuer models. This is not an all-inclusive list of the models we purchase, but is instead intended for our customer’s benefit.
- Calibre 1887 Automatic Chronograph
- Calibre 16 Heritage Automatic Chronograph
- Calibre 16 Automatic Chronograph
- Calibre 16 Day Date Automatic Chronograph
- Calibre S 1/100th Sec Electromechanical Chronograph
- Calibre 6 Heritage Automatic Watch 39
- Calibre 7 Twin Time Automatic
- Calibre 5 Automatic
- Calibre 36 RS Caliper Automatic
- Calibre 17 Automatic Chronograph
- Calibre 17 RS2 Automatic
- Calibre 8 RS Grande Date
- Calibre 6 RS Automatic
- Calibre 12 LS Automatic Chronograph
- 24 Calibre 36 Limited Edition Automatic Chronograph
- Calibre 12 Automatic Chronograph 39
- Calibre 11 Limited Edition Automatic Chronograph
- Sixty-Nine Mechanical Winding Watch 1/100th Digital Chronograph
- Calibre 16 Automatic Chronograph
- Calibre S 1/100th SEC Electromechanical Chronograph
- Calibre 5 Day-Date Automatic
- Calibre 6 Automatic
- Grande Date Chronograph
- Calibre 16 Day-Date Automatic Chronograph
- Calibre 16 Day Date Chronometer
- Calibre S 1/100th SEC Electromechanical Chronograph
- 500 M Calibre 16 Automatic Chronograph
- Grande Date Chronograph
- Calibre 16 Automatic Chronograph
- Grande Date
- Grande Date Alarm
- Calibre 5 Day Date Automatic
- 500 M
- 500 M Calibre 5 Automatic
- Calibre 5 Automatic
- Calibre S 1/100th SEC Electromechanical Chronograph
- Indy 500 Chronograph
- Chronograph
- Grande Date
- Grande Date Alarm
- Calibre 17 Automatic Chronograph
- Calibre S Laptimer 1/100th Electromechanical Chronograph
- 300 SLR Calibre 1887 Limited Edition Automatic Chronograph
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Tag Heuer News & Articles
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Stars of “Star Trek – Into the Darkness” and Their Luxury Watch Preferences
Along with the warm weather, summer also brings some great movies! Star Trek – Into the Darkness,” the twelfth installment of the Star Trek series, premiers Friday, May 17th. It is one of the most anticipated movies of the summer and is expected to do extremely well in the box offices, mainly do to the [...]
May
Winner of Our May 3 “Photo Friday” Contest
Our last “Photo Friday” contest was a great success! Everyone sent in photos of such incredible watches! The theme for our latest “Photo Friday” contest was luxury cars and luxury watches. The images sent in by our fans included their favorite luxury watch, as well as their dream luxury car. Fans submitted their images by [...]
May
TAG Heuer Ambassador Leonardo DiCaprio Wows on the Red Carpet of Last Night’s Great Gatsby Premiere in NYC
Last night’s premiere of Baz Luhrmann’s highly anticipated adaptation of “The Great Gatsby” was the talk of the town in New York City and now across the country. This star-studded event included a red carpet filled with the cast of the film as well as the musical artists that have contributed to the movie’s impressive [...]
About Tag Heuer
Tag Heuer was founded in 1860 by Eduoard Heuer. The company patented its first chronograph in 1882, and in 1887 patented an oscillating pinion mechanism that is still used by major watchmakers worldwide. In 1911 Heuer patented the first dashboard chronograph called Time of Tip. It was designed for use in cars and airplanes. By placing itself in the middle of an emerging industry, Tag Heuer had consistent cash flow that was available for research and development. Because of this, Tag Heuer was able to release the Micrograph in 1916, which was the most accurate stopwatch at the time. Soon after this the company developed another stop watch which was even more accurate than its predecessor. In 1933 the company made the Autavia which was a dashboard timer used for automobiles and planes. This clock could run for eight days without being wound. Shortly after, from 1935- the 1940's, the company made chronographs for the German air force and because of this, Tag Heuer was able to market their brand as one of the most reliable watches in Germany.
In the early 1950's the company produced style oriented watches for Abercrombie & Fitch. The watches that were produced exclusively for A & F were the Seafarer and Auto-Graph. Each watch had special dials that combined unique color patterns. From the 50's to the 70's Tag Heuer’s precision watches were popular among automobile racers. Heuer was the leading manufacturer for stop watches and timing equipment. Heuer chronographs were produced with the logo of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway on the face. As the company’s watches made their way into American society they continued to experience this kind of success.
In 1962 Heuer became the first Swiss watch to enter space. John Glenn wore a Tag Heuer stopwatch when he piloted the spacecraft that orbited the earth. The Carrere chronograph was introduced in 1963 and had a very simple design which consisted of only black dials and black registers. In the early 60's Heuer acquired the Leonidas brand and started marketing its watches under the name Heuer-Leonidas. This was a very strategic acquisition because the company acquired one of Leonidas’ collections, the Bindeswehr. These watches featured a fly-back mechanism so that when the chronograph hit zero it began to run again. During the mid 60's Heuer partnered with Breitling and Hamilton to develop the first automatic chronograph. The first Heuer automatic chronographs were the Autavia, Carrera and Monaco. All three of these were powered by the Call 11 and Call 12 Movements. In 1975 Heuer introduced the Chronosplit which was a digital chronograph with duel LED and LCD displays. Currently, some of Tag Heuer’s most popular lines are the Formula One, Aquaracer, Link, Carrera, Monaco, and Grand Carrera.
Tag Heuer is aggressive in keeping up with current style and maintaining the popularity that it has always had. The company accomplishes this by being the official time keeper of major sporting events such as the Summer Olympics, Skiing World Championships, and the Formula One World Championships. The company has also steered its efforts towards developing a watch for the McLaren F1 team. Tag Heuer also prides itself on having a long list of sports and Hollywood ambassadors. By maintaining innovative looks and contracting famous people to ambassadorship, the company is having no problem becoming one of the finest luxury watch brands today.