TAG Heuer has unveiled a colorful new chronograph as the latest addition to its iconic Monaco collection. Launched to celebrate the 80th Monaco Grand Prix, a partnership at the heart of TAG Heuer's history, this new model is the first in the Monaco collection to feature an openwork dial. The collection is joined by three new models, each with its own unique inspiration.
The openwork dial advances the Monaco's unique design
Automatic winding (Cal. Heuer 02). 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 80 hours. Grade 2 Ti case (39mm diameter). Water resistant to 100m.
The new Monaco model exudes a technical and robust presence, enhanced by its sandblasted Grade 2 titanium case. Titanium is incredibly strong and lightweight, while also being corrosion-resistant. The engraved indexes and hands are coated with Super-LumiNova®, ensuring optimal legibility in all conditions, day or night. A date window is also featured for the first time on a TAG Heuer Monaco.
The TAG Heuer Monaco's status was solidified in 1971 when Steve McQueen wore it in the film Le Mans. His character, Michael Delaney, wore the timepiece throughout the film, cementing the watch's status as a cultural icon.
TAG Heuer "Monaco Chronograph"
Automatic (Cal. Heuer 02). 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 80 hours. Grade 2 Ti case (39mm diameter). Water resistant to 100m. Price: 1,413,500 yen (tax included).
TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph (REF.CBL2183.FT6236)
Automatic (Cal. Heuer 02). 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 80 hours. Grade 2 Ti case (39mm diameter). Water resistant to 100m. Price: 1,413,500 yen (tax included).
TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph (REF.CBL2184.FT6236)
Automatic (Cal. Heuer 02). 28,800 vph. Power reserve approximately 80 hours. Grade 2 Ti case (39mm diameter). Water resistant to 100m. Price: 1,413,500 yen (tax included).
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