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Hello everyone, I just won an auction of this (Tag) "Heuer" 2000 Quartz Chronograph as pictured below Only after I won, I just realized something unusual about it: There is no image with this exact configuration on Google search It seems like the case and bracelet themselves came from ref 264.006-1

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Anyway, this is the video I mentioned before: instagram.fhrk3-1.fna.fbcdn.net

May the Tag Heuer experts here can give me some of their knowledge.

So, I found someone auction this online. The seller claims that it is original with some parts replaced. He does not tell the reference number for this model, but with google search, I identify this as a 972.006(x) model. No photo of the movement inside so far, nor of the backcase. On the dial It sa

It makes more sense now. Redone dial is a whole 'nother story for me.

In fact, the last bid on the auction for this watch is ~USD 104 (IDR 1.500.000). There is "Buy It Now" option for ~USD 173 (IDR 2.500.000). The auction will be closed in 5 hours. For this kind of quality (that we can only perceive visually) is this still worth the risk?

So, you both think this is too far from having the Blancpain quality engravings, hence not legit?

Unfortunately, I don't have any clearer, zoomed-in image that shows the print quality on the dial. I had tried to ask the seller but he simply reposted the same image but cropped lol.

There is one guy on WatchUSeek that says if this is a genuine Blancpain. However, this is not the modern Blancpain (in Le Brassus). Instead, this watch is from the old Blancpain (in Villeret - hence the "Rayville"). Now I really want to know how much "Rayville" Blancpains are worth compared to "Le B