Just in time before Christmas, or Black Friday, pick a reason, make the excuse to grab a watch, do you need one?  If you do, and you’re worried about the wife/gf/partner, then I have something for them too so check my other posts coming soon.  No trades on any watches, partial or otherwise. I am selling off my hoard, stay tuned for 10 other collections, based on price point, brand, etc.  Over 130 watches in total. Looking to clear space in the showcase. I will do discounts in bulk, beyond 3, and 5+ watches with savings nearing cost on pieces at that level.  Also don’t forget to check out what I’ve already posted for sale, parts of my personal collection. Today, I have a nice collection of Tag Heuer watches from vintage/neo-vintage through the years to the recent collections.   All of my watches, if not NOS/stickered/new, are timed and serviced and come with guarantees.  One of the things that irks me with most vintage watch sales as I am an avid vintage collector is when there is no service history or guarantee.  I’ve bought countless watches where the seller claimed it was serviced or timed to have it fall apart within days, sometimes even minutes of use. I stand behind my watches and my work with a 2-year guarantee on ALL pieces.  I sell quality, in fantastic condition. My prices reflects this. All prices in USD, shipping extra, buyer responsible for fees and customs (if applicable).  Prices are net to me based on spot conversion rate. I accept Paypal only from those with a lot of transactions, otherwise payment by wire (or E-transfer if you’re in Canada).  I reserve the right to evaluate prices based on market conditions and adjust them at any time prior to a formal sale agreement. Without further adieu, all are pictured and numbered, going from top to bottom left to right.  Also numbered for ease on the main picture. Find the timestamp on picture 1 One - Tag Heuer Carrera Calibre 1887 CAR2014.BA0799.  Over $6,575 when new!!! This is a new/unworn watch, no stickers. Comes with box and papers in mint shape. 43mm case with polished high-grade steel, featuring a black dial with gold/rose-gold tint markers, emblem, hands and a gorgeous Calibre 1887 automatic 39-jewel 40-hour power reserve, highly finished movement shown off by an exhibition caseback. Asking $2,275. \ Two - Tag Heuer Carrera Calibre 01 CAR2A91.BH0742.  Over $6,450 when new!!! This is a new/unworn watch, no stickers. Comes with box and papers in mint shape. 45mm case full black ceramic sand-blasted composition, featuring a skeletonized dial with all-black tint markers, emblem, hands and and just a hint of white with the date wheel; a gorgeous Calibre HEUER01 automatic 39-jewel 40-hour power reserve, highly finished movement shown off by an exhibition caseback. Asking $4,600. \ 3. Tag Heuer Monaco Gulf CBL2115.FC6494.  Over $7,075 right now, still available new from Tag Heuer.  Save some money and grab it here. This is a new/unworn watch, no stickers. Comes with box and papers in mint shape.  This legendary special edition TAG Heuer Monaco is fiercely adorned with the Gulf brand’s charismatic livery. True to its maverick history, its blue sunray brush dial shows iconic thin Gulf stripes and logo at 6 o’clock, and a vintage TAG Heuer logo at 12.  39mm case with polished high-grade steel, featuring the lovely gulf livery throughout, and a gorgeous Calibre HEUER02 automatic 39-jewel 80-hour power reserve, highly finished movement shown off by an exhibition caseback. Asking $6,175. \ 4. Tag Heuer Aquaracer Ref. WAY1110.RZW2799, 41mm case with 300m of WR this brushed steel case features a turning bezel, quartz movement, black dial with strong lume markers, and honestly is in absolute phenomenal shape. Retail was $1,750 new, asking $900. \ 5. Tag Heuer Link Ref. CJF2114.BA0576, automatic movement, 42mm case, 14mm thickness, blue dial and chapter ring, stainless steel case and bracelet. Watch only, $1,755. \ 6. Tag Heuer Carrera 2447S.  A lot can be said about this watch.  These are pined over, sought highly, and not often sold.  Have been written about by many watch blogs including Fratello, Worn & Wound, Heuer World, and more.  If you’re a pre-Tag and a vintage chrono fan, this watch may be for you. In absolutely phenomenal shape, from the 36mm steel case, to the plexiglass, crown and pushers, this watch comes as watch only, no box or papers.  The dial is in great shape, some obvious wear from the ages and the Valjoux-72 powered movement has had a complete overhaul and service with OEM parts. Asking $7,725. \ 7. Tag Heuer Carrera Ref. WV211A.FC6203, 42-hour power reserve automatic winding Calibre 5 high-beat movement with brown leather strap and 50M of water resistance. 39mm case, just over 12mm thick in like-new condition overall. Gorgeous dress watch that was over $3,200 new in the early 2010's. Asking $1,200. \ 8. Tag Heuer Ref. S96.206M, vintage watch (90's), two tone including bezel, screwdown crown good to 200m of WR. Some pock marks on the caseback otherwise the watch is in fantastic shape. $475. \ 9. Tag Heuer Professional WG1119.  Produced in the 2000’s, this bold green dial set in a 38mm case with a nicely paired OEM leather strap makes for a real striking watch.  Watch has been carefully serviced and cleaned up and I also have for an additional cost, a matching stainless strap in mint shape. Reach out about this one, it’s my second favourite in my Tag collection.  $675. \ 10. Tag Heuer 6000 Ref. CH1150.BD0678, 18KT gold & Stainless steel case & bracelet, Double safety clasp, Unidirectional turning bezel, Luminous hands & hour markers, Displays date at 4, Sapphire crystal, Chronograph functions, Tachometer scale for distance/speed calculations, Water resistant to 200m/660ft. Was over $2,900 new in the early 2000's. Professionally restored and polished to like-new. Asking $1,600. \ Now, about me.  To put your mind at ease since I have 0 transactions here.   I am based in Edmonton, AB Canada. I've got sales throughout Chrono24 (2+ years, 10+ sales, 100% feedback with customers), directly on Instagram (2+ years, handful of sales, 100% feedback, repeat customers), Ebay (19+ years, 100% feedback), Kijiji (sort of like Craigslist I guess for those unfamiliar, 12+ years, 100% feedback), Facebook (member of many private watch groups including Bay Watch Club, CWX, CCC, WEH, with many sales), F2F and local trades/sales, and other watch groups and forums as well, with a YouTube channel, and a website currently that is fully launched featuring almost 175 pieces. I have a wide range of connections in the watch world and if I can’t find it, I’ll gladly point you to someone who has it, or can get it. I have tons of references available and direct affiliations with brick and mortar stores in Edmonton as well working directly for the owner of a former Rolex AD known as Swiss Jewellers.