That's what ankles are for ;)

A quick picture of the Heuer Monza.

By: amanico : February 5th, 2016-15:02

A PVD version, to be credited to Analog And Shift. Launched in the mid Seventies, the Monza is a typical racing chronograph, in the vein of other Heuer, such as the Montreal or the Monaco... The Rolex Daytona looks wiser, compared to those Heuer. The PVD ...

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A quick picture of the Heuer Monza.

Quite progressive for the 70's

Yep, Todd. Not outdated at all. [nt]

I always love sporty and colourful chronograph watches:-)

Aaah, Ronald, you are trying to whet your appetite, my friend? ;) [nt]

;-)))))) [nt]

Very interesting...

That's the Monza I like. After, not my cup of tea, but like this one, why not, maybe, one day? [nt]

I find this one quite appealing, too :)

I fear that if I start collecting pilot chronographs, I won't close it before many years and pieces... ;) [nt]

Surely that is not a problem with eternity ahead? ;) [nt]

For sure not, but I don't have enough wrists to wear them all. ;) [nt]

That's what ankles are for ;)

It never came to my mind to wear a watch on the ankle... ;) [nt]

Heard about it here for the first time, too :) [nt]

Not from me. ;) [nt]