Watches Introduced in 1984
Discover watches unveiled, released or first introduced in 1984. Find a timepiece that shares its history with a birth year or milestone.
9 items · 1984 · Watches
The year shown refers to when a watch model or collection was first unveiled or released. It does not represent the manufacture date of an individual watch currently available for sale.
IWC Schaffhausen
Portofino Ref. 5251
Introduced in 1984, Ref. 5251 established the Portofino family with a 46 mm case, a Lépine pocket-watch foundation and a moon-phase display.
Introduced
TAG Heuer
TAG Heuer 3000 Series
Introduced in 1984, the 3000 Series built on the 1000 and 2000 Series with a distinctive twelve-sided bezel and a more premium approach to the dive-watch format.
Introduced
TAG Heuer
Heuer Super Professional
Introduced in 1984, the 1000-metre Super Professional used a monobloc case and oversized bezel grips, creating a distinctive commercial-diving tool unlike earlier Heuer divers.
Introduced
TAG Heuer
Heuer 1000 Series
Formally named in 1984, the 1000 Series expanded Heuer’s dive-watch range across multiple sizes and became a defining professional collection of the era.
New Generation
TAG Heuer
Heuer Carrera Lemania 5100 Fifth Generation
Introduced in 1984, the fifth-generation Carrera used the Lemania 5100 and became the final generation before the collection’s production hiatus.
New Generation
Seiko
UC-2000
An early computer watch capable of handling data through a dedicated keyboard terminal.
Introduced
G-SHOCK
WW-5300C
An early G-SHOCK engineered to keep operating in temperatures down to minus 30°C.
Introduced
BREITLING
Chronomat First Public Generation
In 1984, a new-generation Chronomat based on the Frecce Tricolori design reached the public. Ref. 81950 became a bold emblem of Breitling’s revival, making it a fitting marker of this turning-point year.
Released
Audemars Piguet
Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar Model 25554
Introduced in 1984, Model 25554 was an early production Royal Oak with a selfwinding perpetual calendar. It united the sports-watch design with a traditional grand complication.
Introduced