Difference between revisions of "Heuer Ref. 980.031"
From Chronopedia
| (One intermediate revision by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
==Tag Heuer== | ==Tag Heuer== | ||
*Ref:980.031 | *Ref:980.031 | ||
| + | Circa 1989 | ||
| + | [[File:Tag-heuer-980.jpg|thumb]] | ||
| + | “Heuer” was becoming “TAG Heuer” as a company during this period. The PVD 980.031 Night Dive watch is one of those carry-overs that can be found with Heuer- and TAG Heuer-branded dials. | ||
| + | For a variety of reasons, the monochrome-black case, black bracelet, with glow-dial is uncommon among the already uncommon to come up for sale. Additionally, due to the nascency of physical vapor deposition (“PVD”) technology at the time, they can show significant wear. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:55, 22 April 2020
Tag Heuer
- Ref:980.031
Circa 1989
“Heuer” was becoming “TAG Heuer” as a company during this period. The PVD 980.031 Night Dive watch is one of those carry-overs that can be found with Heuer- and TAG Heuer-branded dials. For a variety of reasons, the monochrome-black case, black bracelet, with glow-dial is uncommon among the already uncommon to come up for sale. Additionally, due to the nascency of physical vapor deposition (“PVD”) technology at the time, they can show significant wear.
Notes
Bond wore was a Heuer Ref. 980.031 quartz dive watch with a fully black case and bracelet. The other noticeable feature of the watch was the luminous dial. See The Dalton Watches for more.
