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TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph I F1®Automatic, 41 mm, CeramicCBW2190.FC8356

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The TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph | F1® takes Avant-Garde Horlogerie to new heights. Limited to just 10 pieces, the Maison’s most complex timepiece is designed for those who live and breathe speed. Crafted from cutting-edge materials and infused with the spirit of Formula 1®, it pushes the boundaries of precision, engineering, and design.

Discover exceptional TAG Heuer Monaco watches, with innovative designs and movements that push the boundaries of watchmaking. From incredible chronograph complications to openworked calibres, these avant-garde timepieces fuse watchmaking excellence with exclusivity.

The bold, red-tinted translucent dial reveals the intricate mechanics beneath, a nod to the raw energy of the racetrack. At 12 o’clock, a hand-lacquered TAG Heuer shield stands proudly, while the minute track discreetly features the F1® logo at 6 o’clock. The split-seconds chronograph counters echo the design of starting grid positions, prominently displaying the phrase "LIGHTS OUT & AWAY WE GO," famously announced by Sky Sports F1 lead commentator David Croft at the start of every Grand Prix.

The white ceramic case, with matching crowns and pushers, is crafted from a single block of ceramic and is entirely finished by hand, ensuring flawless quality and optimized ergonomics. Matching white ceramic arches enhance its aerodynamic silhouette, while a green and red lacquered TAG Heuer shield on the crown echoes the dial’s central logo. Securing the watch is a high-performance strap with a double-folding clasp, ensuring both comfort and security.

At the heart of this timepiece lies an advanced rattrapante chronograph, a function revered in motorsport timing. This complication allows for the simultaneous measurement of intermediate times with unparalleled accuracy, a feature as vital on the track as it is in advanced watchmaking.