TAG Heuer Monaco 24 Black CAL5113.FC6329

TAG Heuer first showed a Monaco 24 concept at Baselworld 2009. The production Calibre 36 has an unusual construction: the movement is suspended in the case on four shock-absorbing arms, which TAG Heuer calls the Advanced Dynamic Absorber System. The chronograph runs at 36,000 vibrations per hour, is COSC-certified and shows its annular oscillating mass through a sapphire caseback. On this steel version the two-part see-through dial is black opaline.

It shares the 40.5 mm steel case with the Monaco 24 Gulf (CAL5110.FC6265), also with a black dial, and the blue-dial Monaco 24 McQueen (CAL5111.FC6299). Monacos such as the Calibre 12 CAW2110.FC6177 and the Calibre 11 CAW211P.FC6356 are smaller, at 39 mm.