A famous timepiece from the renowned 2000 series, the TAG Heuer 2000 Chronograph (Ref. 264.006) was introduced in 1982 under Jack Heuer's direction. Following the 1985 acquisition of the TAG Group, Heuer changed its name to TAG Heuer, indicating a period of transition. Famous for its strong build, this model established the groundwork for modern dive watches such as the Aquaracer by fusing professional and athletic styles.
With its unidirectional rotating bezel, luminous markers, chronograph function, and water resistance up to 200 meters, it was powered by a dependable Swiss quartz movement. Its elegant and unique appearance was enhanced by the integrated bracelet design.
The 264.006 gained popularity among divers and sports fans as a robust and adaptable watch. It is a valued collector due to its historical importance and classic design, which represent TAG Heuer's flexibility during the quartz revolution and its ongoing history of inventive craftsmanship.
