Tag HeuerProfessional 28mm 1996 Full Set Watch

Q: What model and year is this TAG Heuer watch?
A: This is a TAG Heuer Professional watch from 1996, reference WD1421-P0. Its country of origin is Switzerland.

Q: What size is the watch?
A: The case diameter is 28 mm, making this a compact option for those who prefer a smaller watch.

Q: What wrist size does the bracelet fit?
A: The bracelet is listed as fitting a wrist measuring 16 cm or smaller. Two extra links are included, although the maximum wrist size with these fitted is not specified.

Q: Can the bracelet be adjusted?
A: The two included extra links allow scope for adjusting the bracelet. Have a qualified watchmaker assess the fit and carry out any adjustment, particularly if your wrist measures more than 16 cm.

Q: What condition is this vintage watch in?
A: It is graded Very Good Condition overall, with light traces of use. The external and internal condition are both described as good, with scratches and marks on the case and bracelet. Please review the product photographs for the visible wear.

Q: What is included in the full set?
A: The product information lists a box, outer box, certificate, tag and two extra bracelet links. Please note that the box is damaged. Items not listed in the product information should not be assumed to be included.

Q: Can I wear this watch while swimming or showering?
A: Current water resistance and a recent pressure test are not documented in the product information. Water resistance can deteriorate as seals age, so do not assume this vintage watch is suitable for swimming. Have it checked by a qualified watchmaker before water exposure, and avoid wearing it in the shower.

Q: Has this watch recently been serviced?
A: The internal condition is described as good, but no service date or service history is provided. This condition assessment should not be taken as confirmation of a recent service. Ask for any available maintenance details if these are important to your purchase.

Q: How should I clean and care for this watch?
A: Gently wipe the case and bracelet with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid immersing the watch while its current water resistance is unverified, and protect it from knocks and strong magnetic fields. For deeper cleaning or maintenance, consult a qualified watchmaker.