**Tag Heuer 740.306 2000 Series Automatic Chronograph with a Valjoux 7750 movement** The watch is running, keeping good time and all of the chronograph functions are working properly Cosmetically it’s in very good condition. The case, bezel and bracelet are all excellent, probably the best you’re ever going to find for one of these vintage Tags of this era.  The dial is very good, but the lume has degraded, and there’s nothing you can do about that with the watch that’s 30 years old. **HERES THE ISSUE: And I’m going to explain it in all the detail I have.** There was a speck of dust on the dial that was bothering me, so I brought the watch to a watchmaker. He pulled the crown and stem, took out the movement, blew off the speck, and went  to put it back together. When he went to return the stem, he had some trouble getting it in. For some reason, the watch will go into date-setting mode just fine. The crown will also go all the way in, and wind the watch just fine. The issue is that it will not go into time setting mode. The watchmaker says that for some reason it’s not engaging and he needs to take a look at the "detent" which he described as being “like the clutch,” because something is “sticky” in there. He assured me that it’s not a huge ordeal, but he is backed up with repairs for the holiday season and can't even look at it closely until February. I'm annoyed. I was gifted this watch, and don't have the money for service. Also this is not a forever watch for me, so I am selling the watch AS-IS. Why this is a good move: These watches sell for $1100-$1300 or more, plus tax and shipping, when they're in working condition, but not recently serviced. You can get this one for $600 SHIPPED, pay for a FULL SERVICE, and have the same watch, in rarely excellent cosmetic condition, fully serviced and ready to go for another 30 years, for the low end of that! Let your vintage Tag-loving friends know. **$600 shipped.**