TAG Heuer Men’s 2000 Aquaracer Quartz Watch Review

The TAG aquaracer may be expensive, but it is well worth every penny. This thing is built to last. With a three-hand function dial and luminescent markings on the hands, this watch will be sure to impress your friends. The main dial is set in a steel case. The frame includes an aluminum ring complete with text large enough to read. This watch also happens to be water resistant to around 300 meters, so you can go swimming with it. You can get a really nice deal on this watch from Amazon here. Its on sale for over $330 off.

The watch itself looks excellent. The black grooves and yellow second hand gives the watch an attitude while the stainless steel band and case give a certain feeling of class. This watch has the style of the Omega and Rolex that looks similar, yet this watch costs a couple thousand dollars less. While the face of the watch itself is great and is tough to scratch the seconds hand on the watch is kind of offset from the actual digits, but the difference is barely noticeable. It’s a tight watch, classy and sporty. Really goes with anything I choose to wear, whether it is a nice suit or just a blank tee and some casual shorts.

It may be a good idea when you first purchase this watch to shorten the band, depending on the size of your wrist. Shortening the band will most likely take out 3 excess links. To take the links out you need a kit and you must always be careful which direction you bang out the steel pins, you may want to leave this step for a jeweler. The top dial on the watch can serve as a timer for diving. My advice is to push down rather than push from the sides. That way the dial won’t jam.

Want to buy this watch? I highly recommend you buy it from Amazon here. They are a certified TAG dealer.

If you are unsure about paying a few hundred dollars for a watch, take into consideration how long this item will last assuming it isn’t lost or stolen. A watch of this caliber should last at least fifteen to twenty years, which equals out to about $30 per month. The bottom line: This is a watch well worth your time and money.

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