Tag Heuer Monza Calibre 17

Replica Tag Heuer Monza Calibre 17 Watches prototype table was launched in 1976, the brand's great-grandson Jack TAG Heuer designed a chronograph, in order to celebrate Nike Lauda's Ferrari racing to win the world championship for the first time. At the time, Heuer served as the official timekeeper for the Skodaria team and the name MONZA first appeared on the watch dial.
The High End Tag Heuer Monza Calibre 17 Replica Watches uses the Calibre 17 self-winding movement, a timer and its dual chronograph discs to create a harmonious aesthetic for the dial. The screw-on type watch back cover is numbered and engraved with the traditional HEUER logo modified with a red paint finish. The chronograph case is equipped with a 5-stage Titanium metal rejuvenation, making the watch even lighter and more resistant to shocks. The watch material is matt black when treated with a titanium carbide coating, demonstrating its strong gas field. The pillow-shaped case is the core part of the body, black and white, as if the historic classic watch reproduction, printed on the dial Heuer traditional logo, to prove this watch in the brand history of the collection's status. The watch is paired with a "super racer" style full-grain black calfskin strap. The details of the seams are not reminiscent of the three-spoke steering wheel design used by the car at the time.