I am very happy to have purchased my 980.033. It is much more accurate than my Carrera.

Merry xmas everyone!
Integra

: Anyone else here into the Heuer and TAG Heuer quartz dive
: watches?

: Heuer began to focus on dive watches in the late 1970s and by 1983
: offered dozens of models of quartz dive watches. Heuer (and TAG
: Heuer) offered an amazing variety of colors and styles, with
: most models available in four sizes – small / ladies (28 mm);
: mid-size (32 mm); full-size / mens (38 mm) and jumbo (42 mm).
: The quartz dive watches continued to dominate the TAG Heuer
: catalogs into the 1990s, often being credited with carrying the
: brand when making mechanical chronographs was a difficult
: business.

: The Heuer and TAG Heuer quartz dive watches are great for
: collectors -– abundant in the market, relatively inexpensive
: and reliable. The Series 1500 watch (bottom center) has been
: accurate to within one second per month for the last year.

: The six in this photo are as follows: Bottom right is the Heuer
: Series 1000 (Ref 980.021), circa 1984 Bottom center is the
: Series 1500 (Ref 925.206G), from the early 1990s Bottom left is
: the Series 3000 (Ref 932.206), circa 1990 The top row features
: three Series 1500 watches from the early 1990s, two with granite
: dials (959.706G on the left and WD-1211 on the right), and the
: two-tone diver (WD-1221).

: No quartz snobbery here . . . these are fun watches, especially
: with the amazing selection of styles and sizes in the $300 to
: $500 range.

: Anyone else "collecting" these?

: Jeff

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