TAG Heuer’s extended first half century celebration of its iconic Monaco model rolled into New York last night, with the high-profile launch of the third of five limited-edition Monaco timepieces at Cipriani Wall Street.
The watch follows up the first anniversary edition’s 1970s vibe and the second one’s colorful tribute to the go-go ’80s with an industrial, steely, “street” design evocative of the decade of tech booms and grunge. The gray dial is grained and rhodium-plated, with blue scales around the characteristic squared subdials, which have a sandblasted finish. Red details, such as the central chronograph seconds hand, the tips of the hour and minute hands, and the hour indices, add depth and contrast. All the other elements of the original Monaco — introduced in 1969 and notable for its introduction of the first water-resistant square case and for housing one of the watch industry’s very first self-winding chronograph movements — are present in this special edition: the four-sided 39-mm steel case, the date window at 6 o’clock, the unconventional placement of the crown (left) and pushers (right), even the vintage-look, historically accurate “Monaco Heuer” logo (rather than the modern TAG Heuer logo) at 12 o’clock.
Tribute to the 1990s style, it features a grey grained dial with blue & red touches and two grey sub-dials at 3 and 9, and is presented on a blue leather strap with red lining. The case-back of this 90s-inspired timepiece is engraved with the original “Monaco Heuer” logo as well as “1989-1999 Special Edition” and “One of 169”. Inside, the renowned Calibre 11 is beating to combine style and performance.
The 1970s edition was unveiled at the Monaco Grand Prix, the 1980s model in Le Mans, the city that lent its name to the auto-racing film in which Steve McQueen helped make the Monaco famous. The motorsports theme of the anniversary launches continued with the 1990s model, whose New York City debut coincided with the kickoff of Formula E Championship races, held July 13-14 in Red Hook, Brooklyn. The TAG Heuer Monaco 1989-1999 Limited Edition comes on a perforated calf leather strap that continues the dial’s ’90s aesthetic with its dark blue color and red contrast stitching. Limited to 169 pieces, like its previously introduced brethren, the watch will retail for $6,550.
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The watch follows up the first anniversary edition’s 1970s vibe and the second one’s colorful tribute to the go-go ’80s with an industrial, steely, “street” design evocative of the decade of tech booms and grunge. The gray dial is grained and rhodium-plated, with blue scales around the characteristic squared subdials, which have a sandblasted finish. Red details, such as the central chronograph seconds hand, the tips of the hour and minute hands, and the hour indices, add depth and contrast. All the other elements of the original Monaco — introduced in 1969 and notable for its introduction of the first water-resistant square case and for housing one of the watch industry’s very first self-winding chronograph movements — are present in this special edition: the four-sided 39-mm steel case, the date window at 6 o’clock, the unconventional placement of the crown (left) and pushers (right), even the vintage-look, historically accurate “Monaco Heuer” logo (rather than the modern TAG Heuer logo) at 12 o’clock.
Tribute to the 1990s style, it features a grey grained dial with blue & red touches and two grey sub-dials at 3 and 9, and is presented on a blue leather strap with red lining. The case-back of this 90s-inspired timepiece is engraved with the original “Monaco Heuer” logo as well as “1989-1999 Special Edition” and “One of 169”. Inside, the renowned Calibre 11 is beating to combine style and performance.
The 1970s edition was unveiled at the Monaco Grand Prix, the 1980s model in Le Mans, the city that lent its name to the auto-racing film in which Steve McQueen helped make the Monaco famous. The motorsports theme of the anniversary launches continued with the 1990s model, whose New York City debut coincided with the kickoff of Formula E Championship races, held July 13-14 in Red Hook, Brooklyn. The TAG Heuer Monaco 1989-1999 Limited Edition comes on a perforated calf leather strap that continues the dial’s ’90s aesthetic with its dark blue color and red contrast stitching. Limited to 169 pieces, like its previously introduced brethren, the watch will retail for $6,550.
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