TAG Heuer 2024 Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograraph

TAG Heuer will launch a new Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograraph in 2024 as a tribute. Not only that, although this new watch is inspired by the classic chronograph in appearance, it is more advanced in complex watchmaking technology, further broadening the limits of the TAG Heuer Monaco series. Watchcloneprice - who makes the best TAG Heuer Monaco clone watches at cheap price, replica watches sale online.

Thanks to the use of lightweight materials such as grade 5 titanium, this split-seconds chronograph weighs only 85 grams. TAG Heuer restructured the watch. The case is made of a half-and-half combination of titanium and sapphire, presenting a unique watch appearance. More importantly, this two-second split-second chronograph is equipped with TAG Heuer’s latest TH81-00 mechanical two-second split-second chronograph movement. This movement is made entirely of titanium and was jointly developed by TAG Heuer and the Vaucher movement factory. It is also one of the lightest automatic chronograph movements in the history of the TAG Heuer brand.

This movement is capable of measuring two independent time intervals simultaneously, and its functional level has significant advantages over conventional chronographs. TAG Heuer stated that the Monaco series split-second chronograph equipped with the TH81-00 movement can be used in multi-sport scenarios including lap timing in racing. "Unparalleled accuracy and versatility" are Its biggest advantage.

The new TAG Heuer Monaco series split-seconds chronograph is available in red and blue styles. Each watch is individually numbered on the oscillating weight and comes with a hand-stitched calfskin strap with a textile pattern. The new Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograraph is an example of TAG Heuer finding a balance in the dialogue between ancient and modern times. Since its launch in 1969, the Monaco series has been praised by a group of creative people such as film director Stanley Kubrick and film star Steve McQueen for its square dial, which was very creative and pioneering at the time. At the same time, by reshaping the structure and using extremely light materials, this watch has now broken through the technological limits of the Monaco series, fully demonstrating TAG Heuer’s ultimate pursuit of the art of watchmaking.