Pre-Loved TAG Heuer Monaco

Why the Monaco is iconic

Launched in 1969, the Monaco was among the first automatic chronographs and one of the first water-resistant square watches, and its association with Steve McQueen cemented its cult status. Its unmistakable case shape and racing pedigree have kept it a design landmark for over five decades.

What to pay pre-owned

Pre-owned Monacos in the UK generally range from around £2,500 for more recent standard steel models to well over £5,000-£8,000 for sought-after blue-dial Calibre 11 style pieces and limited editions, around a median near £3,011. Condition, year, limited-edition status, and complete box and papers are the main drivers, with original crown-on-the-left references especially prized.

Sizes & variants

Distinguished chiefly by movement generation and dial colour, from vintage-inspired Calibre 11 models with the left-hand crown to modern Calibre Heuer 02 versions; classic blue dials are the signature look, with black, grey and numerous limited and racing editions also produced.