The TAG Heuer 4000 series launched in 1990 as a sports watch. Despite being part of the range until 1998/9, the 4000 is one of the lesser-known models of the 1990s. The 4000 was released at the height of TAG Heuer’s fascination with the “Six Features” design philosophy, with each feature present and accounted for. As well as being the “middle child” between the 2000 and S/el series in terms of price, the style of the 4000 borrows from each of these other series- a more up-market, softer, and rounder satin-finish case than the 2000, but without the quirky, distinctive lugs or bracelet of the S/el.

The dail color of this model is Grey Baton Gray with the round Baton Indexes. A collector's item for the future. It has a Sapphire Chrystal and is 200 meters water-resistant so wearable every day.