It goes without saying that the Monaco is one of the most iconic and recognizable watches of TAG Heuer. Presented in 1969 as a tribute to the Monaco Grand Prix, the Monaco is also important from the historical point of view, as it was the first chronograph with a square casing and also one of the first automatic chronograph watches. Back then, Heuer worked with Breitling, Buren, Hamilton and Dubois Depraz in a race to develop the world’s first automatic chronograph. Over the years, TAG Heuer has introduced Monaco limited edition watches for various occasions and partners, and the new limited edition watch from Monaco is the TAG Heuer Monaco Men’s Club watch from Japan.Top Replica Tag Heuer Monaco Watches
This particular watch was created especially for Men’s Club Japan, which is a long-standing men’s magazine in Japan. The history of men’s clubs goes back to 1954, which makes it one of the oldest men’s fashion magazines in Japan. To celebrate its longevity, Men’s Club has partnered with TAG Heuer to create a limited edition of Monaco that comes with a unique tone. That unique tone is, according to the TAG Heuer specification sheet, opal green. For me, it looks more like olive green. It comes in a square stainless steel case measuring 39 mm wide with the two chronograph buttons on the right side of the steel case and the crown on the left side, as well as the new TAG Heuer Monaco Caliber 11. The interesting thing about Monaco is the box sapphire crystal that rises quite abruptly from the case and also gives the watch a more vintage look. The water resistance is valued at 100 m, which really should be the minimum indispensable for sports watches.Replica Tag Heuer Watches
The dial is olive green with two silver records at 3 and 9 o’clock. The record at 3 o’clock shows the seconds running, while the record at 9 o’clock is the 30-minute counter for the chronograph. The hands for both registers are in black lacquer. The hour and minute hands are made with a cane style, have red tips and are filled with luminescent material to aid legibility in the dark. The needle of the second chronograph is represented by a striking red lacquer, which matches the red accents used for the hour markers. At 6 o’clock, it has a well-placed date window. To complement the watch, the Monaco Men’s Club watch from Japan comes with a perforated olive calf leather strap matching with bright red lining.Swiss Tag Heuer Monaco Replica Watches
