With its significant history linked with the immense heritage of motorsports and named after one of the most famous tracks in Formula 1, The Heuer Monaco was one of the most quintessential wristwatches of the late 1960’s. Worn on the wrists of Hollywood actor and speedster Steve McQueen in the motion picture, “Le Mans”, 1971, the Monaco lit up in fame. Designed by Jack Heuer and released in 1969, the Monaco stood out from others in its category, due to its voluptuous square-shaped case which housed the robust cal. 11. Since the initial launch of the first generations of Heuer Monaco, the model was available in both automatic and manual.

The present example is a high quality specimen of a 1971 automatic Heuer Monaco with an enthralling asphalt grey dial harmoniously matched with cherry red hands. Further accompanied by its original guarantee and presentation box, this is a great opportunity for passionate lovers of racing to acquire an iconic part of the history of racing.