Tag HeuerKirium Ca 2000 38mm Automatic Watch

Q: Is this TAG Heuer Kirium an automatic watch?
A: Yes. This is an automatic TAG Heuer Kirium, which means it is powered by wrist movement rather than a battery. If it has not been worn for a period, it may need to be wound and reset before use.

Q: What size is this watch, and how does it wear on the wrist?
A: The case diameter is 38 mm, giving it a versatile, classic sports-watch presence. It is a good choice if you prefer a watch that feels balanced and slightly more compact than many modern oversized models.

Q: Will the bracelet fit my wrist?
A: This watch is listed as fitting a wrist up to 20 cm or smaller. If your wrist is close to that size, we recommend checking the fit carefully, as this pre-owned piece does not come with extra links unless stated in the product information.

Q: Does this watch come with box, papers, or spare links?
A: No. According to the product information, this watch comes with no accessories. If an original box, papers, booklet, or extra bracelet links are important to you, please assume they are not included unless specifically mentioned in the product information.

Q: What condition is the watch in?
A: It is in very good pre-owned condition. The external condition is noted as good with light traces of use, the internal condition is good, and the hardware is shiny with light scratches. As with most vintage and second-hand watches, minor cosmetic wear is to be expected.

Q: Is the green dial original to this model?
A: Yes, green dials are a known configuration within the Kirium range, and the WL5112 reference is commonly associated with a green dial. It is one of the more distinctive and sought-after looks in this line.

Q: Is this watch suitable for swimming or everyday wear?
A: The Kirium line is known as a sporty everyday watch, but with any vintage or pre-owned watch, water-resistance should never be assumed without recent pressure testing. If you plan to wear it around water, we recommend having the seals and water-resistance checked before doing so.

Q: How should I care for and service a vintage automatic TAG Heuer?
A: For day-to-day care, wipe it gently with a soft cloth and avoid shocks, magnets, and extreme temperatures. If exposed to salt water, it should be rinsed with fresh water after use. Like most automatic watches, it will also benefit from periodic servicing and occasional water-resistance checks to keep it running well over time.