A reworked photo. Quite cool with these touche of red and warm patina. Best, Nicolas

A lovely one I should have not passed on... Usually not a big fan of " black watches ", but here. I would have gladly made an exception. Best, Nicolas

Here we are most probably somewhere in the 70's with this Monza. Heuer always had the talent to find some good names for their watches, such a Carrera, Monza, Monaco, Autavia, names which made me dream, when I was a little boy. The Monza has a true charac

What do you all think of this one? www.calibre11.com

In the world of vintage racing Chronographs, Heuer has a special place. The Monza, among others. The special detail? Its PVD case. Add some touches of Red and a warm patina, and you have a charming chronograph. Best, Nicolas

Todd, Thanks for the report. I grew impatient and got a different black and red TAG Heuer.... TAG Heuer Monaco Black PVD The cheese helped soften the blow..... Regards, MTF

This post ends the "Weekend Heuer" series. There are more watches but I don't think that the pics are up to the watches. Here what we have: Let's start with the "Skipper". Notice the very small running seconds. Cal 15, for sure. A couple with some weird c

very nice Clavi, it reminds me of an early Heuer pvd case. my Enicar is just a plain old steel one. G