Selling my TAG Heuer Carrera, specifically model number CV2010 BA0786. This watch had an original retail of over $4000 in the late 2000s, and is somehow a currently very slept on model in the iconic Carrera chronograph family. Classic racing-inspired design with a sporty yet elegant / refined look. **Price $1400 - I accept wire, Zelle, PayPal (G&S+3.5%), or Venmo.** **I'm fairly new to this community, but have recently sold a similar priced piece as well as purchased one of my grails here. I have sold a few watches and 130+ items over the years on eBay with 100% positive feedback and am happy to provide that reference if you message me. Please feel free to reach out with a PM or email me at** [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])**. I’m open to phone calls and Zoom or FaceTime if you'd like.** This was my first luxury watch. I purchased it about a decade ago, but was afraid to wear it as it was significantly more expensive than any other watch I owned at the time. I've since realized dive watches are more my personal style, and I need to let this one go to free up some funds as I apply to medical school. This watch features the workhorse Calibre 16 chronograph movement, which still runs excellently. The movement beats at 28,800 vibrations per hour, features 25 jewels, and has a power reserve of 42 hours. I’ve never had the watch serviced since it’s only been worn very scarcely, and it’s stored in its case and not a watch winder when not in use. I'm told this movement is relatively inexpensive to service and find parts for if needed in the future though. The Carrera has a black aluminum fixed bezel which features a tachymeter scale. The black dial has subtle but visible luminescent hour and minute hands, as well as hour markers. The watch has the iconic 3 sub-dials of a chronograph, with hours at 6 o'clock, minutes at 12 o'clock, and small seconds at 9 o'clock. The date is located at 3 o'clock and really compliments the TAG Heuer logo nicely. The dial is protected by a scratch-resistant slightly domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment. The case is 41mm in diameter, and wears well on most wrists (currently sized for a 7.0" wrist). I have purchased two additional half links and a full link, which are also included. Lug width is 20mm and will go with a variety of straps. The watch is water resistant to 50 meters, or 164 feet. The case of the watch is highly polished, and the bracelet is beautifully brushed with a safety dual button deployment and signed TAG clasp. The watch also comes with the original case, as well as a like-new TAG Heuer travel case. Unfortunately, I do not have the original papers or sales receipt as I'm not the original owner, but I have brought this into my local TAG Heuer AD and can guarantee it's authenticity. Also, it's clear to see through the sapphire exhibition case back the high level of finish and quality of this beautiful Swiss chronograph movement with date complication. The condition of the watch is fairly good, with a light level of patina from normal use and wear. I've taken extremely good care of the watch, and most of the very mild wear you might see was here before I was the owner. As stated earlier, I've babied this watch and never even swam, showered, or submerged it in water. The chronograph functions excellently and keeps accurate time. The only minor thing I've noticed is that the start/stop pusher is sometimes a little slow to release after being pressed, but it still works perfectly. Overall, this is a hell of a watch for the price. I'm not sure why these depreciated so much, but this is a beautiful watch and has received more compliments than any other piece I've owned. A perfect blend of a sports watch and luxury elegance. It looks great with a suit, or with a t-shirt on the weekends. Hoping it can find a new owner who will love it and enjoy it more than myself.