- Tag Heuer released a whole new Monaco divided seconds to celebrate the F1 partnership.
- This Monaco, which has 10 ultra -limited units, is built of white ceramic and sapphire crystal..
- He has a translucent red dial with asphalt textured sub -sections and David Croft’s iconic “Lights Out & Away We We Go ..
Heuer has returned to the driver’s seat of Formula 1 and does not alleviate timely versions in a typical style. To celebrate the return of this historical brand as an official time -operator of the sport, Tag Heuer took a look at some of the most iconic collections, opened a fast, high and delicate clock as fast as the current timing work: Tag Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph F1.
Only 10 of them will be available… And it shows. This limited number of white ceramics and sapphire crystals has a great 41mm square case that will be the first feature of the Horological heads in Geneva this week, which will undoubtedly return the horological heads in Geneva. AVANGARD HORLOGERIE And it removes full gas.
And for a good reason. Check out Monako’s open work and you will identify one of Tag’s craziest movements to date: Kalibre TH81-00, A RATTAPANTE Automatic chronograph made with Vaucher manufacturing flaurier. This complication allows the intermediate times to be measured simultaneously with the unique accuracy, which is vital on the track, as in the construction of advanced watches.
However, asphalt textured stalls, a racing -style font and Motorsport fan will take the pulse race at the pole with two words to talk about the dial in Formula 1 Red: “Lights” And “And we’re moving away”The commentator David Croft has now been removed from the iconic (unofficial) Grand Prix Claxon.
This is not just a monaco for collectors, one for the padok. It is surprising to see that Tag Heuer is willing to re -work one of the most iconic collections as part of a wider partnership. However, if the Swiss brand archive will take a look at any of the archives, there would be very little that would have the same motor sports genealogy as Monaco.
