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TAG Heuer Monaco

Authorized TAG Heuer Retailer in Canada

Overview

The TAG Heuer Monaco is a square automatic chronograph launched in 1969 and worn by Steve McQueen in the 1971 film Le Mans. La Maison Monaco, an authorized TAG Heuer dealer in Canada, lists 11 Monaco references from $9,800 to $34,000 CAD: 6 in stock and 4 available to order. Prices are in Canadian dollars, with Flexiti financing on approved credit.

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What is the TAG Heuer Monaco, and which versions do we carry?

The Monaco is a chronograph in a square case, first sold in 1969 as one of the first automatic chronographs and the first in a square water-resistant case. We list the Monaco Chronograph in 38 to 39 mm, the Monaco Chronograph x Gulf and the Monaco Evergraph in 40 to 41 mm. All are automatic with 100 m water resistance. Dials include blue, black, green and skeleton, so use the grid to compare.

What movement does the Monaco use, and is it a tool watch?

Many current Monaco Chronograph references use TAG Heuer's in-house automatic chronograph movement, the Calibre Heuer 02. The earlier Calibre 11, from 1969, is the movement of the original. At 100 m the Monaco is built for daily wear, not diving. It is a design watch as much as a sports watch, so choose it for its shape and dial.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a TAG Heuer Monaco cost in Canada?

At La Maison Monaco, TAG Heuer Monaco watches range from $9,800 to $34,000 CAD. Most Monaco Chronograph references fall between $9,800 and $16,050 CAD, and the Monaco Evergraph is $34,000 CAD. Prices are in Canadian dollars with no conversion. The 38 to 39 mm Chronograph is the usual entry point, from $9,800 CAD.

Why is the TAG Heuer Monaco linked to Steve McQueen?

Steve McQueen wore a blue-dial TAG Heuer Monaco in the 1971 film Le Mans, which made the blue square dial the model's best-known look. TAG Heuer still offers blue Monaco dials today, alongside other colours. Check the grid for the dials currently listed.

Is the TAG Heuer Monaco a chronograph, and what movement does it use?

Yes. The Monaco is an automatic chronograph with a stopwatch function and sub-dials. Many current references use the in-house Calibre Heuer 02. The exact movement is shown on each product page, as it can differ by reference. Every Monaco we list is automatic.

Is the TAG Heuer Monaco water resistant?

Yes, the Monaco references we list are rated to 100 m. That suits daily wear, rain and swimming, but it is not a dive rating. Check the specification on the product page of the specific watch. It is not meant for diving.

Is La Maison Monaco an authorized TAG Heuer dealer?

Yes. La Maison Monaco is an authorized TAG Heuer dealer in Canada, so every new Monaco is genuine and comes with the TAG Heuer manufacturer warranty. You can buy online or in one of our 15 boutiques, with Flexiti financing on approved credit. The name is shared by coincidence: the watch is named after the Monaco Grand Prix.

Are all Monaco models in stock?

No. Of the 11 Monaco references listed, 6 are in stock and 4 are available to order, meaning we order them in from TAG Heuer. One is currently unavailable. The status on each product page shows which applies. Ask a boutique to check a specific reference.