The iconic square case. The two small square sub-dials. Masculine, broad-shouldered and bold, this is classic 1980s Heuer Monaco design, subtly nuanced into the present with up-to-the-minute aesthetic style.
A fiery red dial with stunning azurage effect is punctuated by the heritage Heuer logo at noon and two silvery-white rhodium-plated sub-dials. The same rhodium glow emanates from the indexes and iridescent white hands.
The black calfskin strap with red-backed perforations solidifies the watch’s vintage Grand Prix pedigree. A vintage tribute and very contemporary take on the power-forward style and silhouette of the 1980s.
True to the original’s audacious attributes are the domed sapphire crystal and large case cut at right angles, which still run counter to the aesthetic codes of traditional watchmaking. And under the hood, the robust Calibre 11, the first automatic chronograph movement in the world when it was launched.
