TAG Heuer Monza Calibre 36

Monza Calibre 36 is a chronograph by TAG Heuer.

The history of the model "Monza", which has already begun in 1930, is documented in detail in this article: Heuer Monza.

The model presented in 2001 by TAG Heuer and dealt with here, is a re-edition of the chronograph, which had also been equipped with a cushion-shaped case like the original model (not the successor model of the 1970 years). In the re-edition the automatic chronograph movement Calibre 36 (base Zenith El Primero) has been used. Versions with black and with silvered dial have been offered.

Reference: CR5110.FC6175 black CR5111.FC6176 silver Movement: Self-winding chronograph, TAG Heuer Calibre 36 (base Zenith 400), 36,000 A/h 31 jewels Power reserve 55 h Case: Stainless steel, brushed Ø 39.5 mm, H 13 mm Sapphire crystal with anti-glare treatment Screw-in back with sapphire crystal sighting window Waterproof to 5 atm Dial: Black or silver, both guilloché Luminous hands Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, date Chrono function with accuracy of 1/10th of a second Bracelet: Brown or black alligator leather strap with safety folding clasp