Cheap Tag Heuer Replica is definitely a favorite among racing enthusiasts and watch enthusiasts. Since its inception in 1969, it has gone through many iterations and versions, some basic, some exotic. Today we see the launch of two fairly high-end versions of the Monaco. This is the Monaco split-seconds chronograph. Let’s take a look!

The new TAG Heuer Monaco Replica Watches For Sale comes in two colors: red and blue. The red model features a black DLC-coated case with red accents on the dial. The blue version has no case coating but features blue gradient anodized bridges on the dial side.

TAG Heuer Monaco History

The history of the Monaco dates back to 1969, during the heyday of Tag Heuer Replica Watches. The brand’s watches from the late 1960s and early 1970s are highly prized by collectors. It was the first waterproof square chronograph, and its distinctive shape made it easily identifiable from a distance.

It wasn’t until 1997 that TAG Heuer Replica with 80% Discount brought back the Monaco series. In its 2003 update, the Monaco received the new Caliber 17 movement. Since then, more versions have followed, some more faithful to the original, others more advanced and exotic. Today’s introduction is definitely on the more exotic end of the spectrum.

TAG Heuer Monaco split-seconds chronograph

So, what do we have here? The new Tag Heuer Replica split-seconds chronograph has a 41 mm titanium case. The crown has been moved to the right to make way for a split-seconds pusher at 9 o’clock. Sapphire crystal encloses the top and bottom of the case. Interestingly, the case back is entirely sapphire, rather than just equipped with a sapphire window. The dial is also made of sapphire and reveals the movement underneath. However, the movement is not skeletonized, so the view is limited.

Speaking of movement, this is the high frequency rattrapante caliber TH81-00. It’s an automatic movement that runs at 36,000vph, allowing the two central seconds hands to sweep smoothly. It displays running seconds at 6 o’clock, a minute counter at 3 o’clock, and an hour totalizer at 9 o’clock. The two Replica Watches For Discount-related subdials are marked “Rattrapante” and “Chronograph.” This is a little confusing because it seems to describe each sub-dial, when in fact it refers to the entire watch.

The various fine details create quite a bit of visual interest. The gradient anodized bridge on the blue version is a good example. The same goes for the checkerboard-patterned movement bridges and the guarded skeleton rattrapante pushers. It all seems complicated and rather bizarre.

initial impression

As much as I want to like it, the Monaco Split Seconds Chronograph First Copy Watches doesn’t make a lot of sense to me. It looks fancy for the sake of being fancy. For example, the dial looks very complex but doesn’t actually provide much of a view into how the watch works. It just sacrifices a lot of legibility for the sake of looking complicated.

Small details confuse me, like the rattrapante hand being the same color as the running seconds hand. Both are barely legible against a gray background and are functionally unrelated to each other. This tells me that this watch is an exercise in complicating things rather than making a better racing chronograph.