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TAG HEUER, MONACO SPLIT-SECONDS FOR ONLY WATCH

Lot 42
10.05.2024 14:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
CHF 150 000
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationSwitzerland, Geneva
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ID 1202735
Lot 42 | TAG HEUER, MONACO SPLIT-SECONDS FOR ONLY WATCH
Estimate value
CHF 150 000 – 300 000
TAG HEUER, MONACO SPLIT-SECONDS FOR ONLY WATCH

Model Name: TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds for Only Watch, Ref: CBW2180.EB0318

Case: Texturised titanium - A new material specifically crafted in the TAG Heuer Institute for the project - Massive sapphire caseback and crystal - Titanium crown and pushers.

Dial: Sapphire dial - Applied Super-LumiNova block hour makers - Subsidiary dials suspended on titanium bridges.

Calibre: TAG Heuer Calibre TH81-00 - Automatic split-seconds chronograph - Power reserve: 65 hours - Crafted in titanium.

Bracelet: Handmade calf skin - Contrasting red stitched accents - Titanium deployant clasp.

Dimension: Diameter: 41mm / Thickness: 15.2mm / Lug to lug: 47.9mm

Specificities: The first mechanical split second chronograph wristwatch for TAG Heuer - No expense spared savoir-faire tour de force - An incredible effort by some of the greatest names in watchmaking.

Auction house category:Wrist watches
Address of auction CHRISTIE'S
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