TAG Heuer MONACO Mikrograph 1/100th of a Second Chronograph for Only
Watch The fusion of TAG Heuer’s two most daring creations in terms of
movement and design gave birth to a masterpiece of Haute Horlogerie
encased in the iconic square shape of the Monaco. Very fine and unique,
innovative, this is the world first ever mechanical timepiece, precise
to the 1/100th of a second, with a stricking central hand allowing an
accurate reading. With a very special watch comes a very special box,
conceptualized and painted by the famous South African artist Paul du
Toit.
- 12 o’clock sub-dial: The Chronograph power reserve
- 3 o’clock sub-dial: Chronograph elapsed minutes with three hands
(0/10/20) mounted on a rotating disc (in the photo above, 25 minutes
have elapsed)
- 9 o’clock sub-dial: Watch elapsed seconds with three hands (0/20/40)
mounted on a rotating disc (in the photo above, almost 50 seconds have
elapsed)
- 6 0′clock sub-dial: Chronograph elapsed seconds (with a double-ended
needle showing 0-30 seconds on the outer counter/ large needle and
31-60 seconds on the inner counter/ small needle)
- The flying central hand (with the open circle) indicates the 100th
of a second which is read off the inner sapphire disc that reads 0-100.
At the other end of the Flying central hand is a “/100″ engraving is
laser-cut by hand
About the replica TAG Heuer Monaco Mikrograph 1/100th of a Second Chronograph from ftwatches.cn
$139.00
Tag Heuer Monaco Mikrograph 1/100th of a Second Chronograph Watch
Brushed and polished thick and square large case with a good
scratch-proof crystal. Big pushers on the side and logo on the sold
crown. Red trim on the crown follows the
Tag Heuer looks.
It’s a pretty heavy watch, I mean it’s that kind of a watch that you
really feel on your wrist. Small hour and minute hands in the center of
the dial which is sort of a 3D dial with different hands on two levels.
Small ticking seconds hand at 6 o’clock and the largest hand on the dial
is actually the big seconds hand.
The 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock chronos are just for show and there’s a
date window at 12 o’clock which the original does not have. I mean the
original does not come with a date window at all. The upper mid section
Tag logo looks nice too so overall this pretty complicated dial looks
good. It takes you a while to get used to zoom-in the center of it to
read the time because at first you just find yourself staring at the
other details before you focus on the time. There’s a Tag logo on the
side as well that looks pretty massive. Two tone stainless steel
bracelet has a good weight as well and a good grip on the wrist.
Tag Monaco watch Overview
