Tag Heuer Monaco Calibre 6, WW2110.FC6171

We are proud to present this classic Tag Heuer Monaco Calibre 6 for sale in mint condition.

The TAG Heuer Monaco made history in 1969 as one of the world’s first automatic chronographs and the very first square-cased, water-resistant watch. Named after the glamorous Monaco Grand Prix, it broke conventions with its bold design and advanced Calibre 11 movement. The Monaco gained legendary status when Steve McQueen famously wore it in the 1971 film Le Mans, cementing its place in both motorsport and pop culture history. Over the decades, it has remained a symbol of innovation and style within TAG Heuer’s lineup. 

This non-chronograph iteration of the Monaco, reference WW2110 comes set in a polished 37mm stainless steel case fitted with a raised sapphire crystal glass. Its black dial features applied polished hour indexes with small luminous plots, as well as matching luminous hands and a date aperture at 3 o'clock. These details are driven by the automatic calibre 6 movement, which can be viewed through an exhibition caseback. Lastly, the watch is completed by a black alligator strap with polished deployment buckle.

Originally purchased in May 2010 and in mint condition for its age, supplied with its inner and outer boxes (inner box very deteriorated), tag ambassador card, instruction booklet and international warranty card.

This Monaco is sold with our 12-month warranty from the date of purchase

Please be advised that this watch is no longer retaining its water resistance.