Every TAG Heuer Monaco model in the current catalogue, from least to most expensive
The TAG Heuer Monaco is an irrefutable icon. The term 'icon' gets tossed around so much that its significance can feel watered down, but the TAG Heuer Monaco is one of a few select chronograph designs that the label can be applied with zero contention or debate. First introduced in 1969, the TAG Heuer Monaco was the world’s first automatic chronograph housed in a water-resistant, square-shaped steel case. It was powered by the revolutionary "Chronomatic" Calibre 11, developed by a consortium of brands (Heuer, Breitling, Hamilton-Buren, and Dubois-Depraz). However, as legendary as the Monaco and the Calibre 11 are, as we approach nearly 60 years of the design's existence, in an increasingly competitive watch market landscape, it was clear that a bit of a refresh was in order. Watches and Wonders 2026 marked a pivotal turning point for the Monaco, with TAG Heuer introducing a refined take on its TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph – a new, redesigned titanium case replacing the former steel variants and the debut of the TH20-11, which, in its replacement of the Calibre 11, brought an in-house 80-hour automatic movement to the left side crown designs. Though a legend in its day, the Calibre 11 models have understandably been discontinued. Once the remaining inventory leaves stores, it's officially gone. The TAG Heuer Monaco Evergraph also made its debut at Watches and Wonders 2026, a Monaco driven by a movement that foregoes the typical cam or column-wheel systems for something entirely new and game-changing for the world of chronograph design. The compliant system that TAG Heuer has invented for the Evergraph replaces the standard levers and springs that are required to operate a chronograph pusher with just one flexible piece, which has two stable positions. As you depress the pusher, you flick this piece from one stable position to the other and that then activates the rest of the chronograph movement to either start, stop, or reset the chronograph. With fewer components, there are fewer points of failure, making this new system more reliable than the one we have all been using this whole time. Fast forward to the present, and the latest Monaco novelty will make your head spin: the TAG Heuer Monaco Speed 12 Limited Edition. Leveraging the Louis Vuitton Spin Time movement as a base, the new TAG Heuer Monaco Speed 12 is an ode to 12-cylinder engines. Just the Spin Time hours and minutes – no chronograph complication, but still very, very complicated in its mechanics. It's a lot to process, and there are more models to uncover than the selection mentioned above, but Andrew McUtchen and Laurent Kervyn de Meerendré (TAG Heuer – Group Product Manager) are here to be your guides, running through every TAG Heuer Monaco model in the current collection from least to most expensive. Which is your favourite? Let us know in the comments. ------------------------------- https://www.tagheuer.com/us/en/timepi... ------------------------------- 00:00 Intro 01:55 Calibre 11 TAG Heuer Monaco discontinued 03:01 New TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph in titanium 07:15 TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Openworked 08:58 TAG Heuer Monaco Evergraph 13:32 TAG Heuer Monaco Speed 12 Limited Edition 16:30 TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Split-Seconds 20:27 TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Split-Seconds TH-Titanium 22:00 TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Split-Seconds Air 1 24:51 Laurent's favourite TAG Heuer Monaco in the collection 26:36 Why you need to try on a TAG Heuer Monaco 27:19 Closing thoughts ------------------------------- MB01OTIXZLPJ5VH INSTAGRAM @timetidewatches TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/search?q=timea... T+T Shop Instagram / timetideshop

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