TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Steel Black Tritium Dial Limited Edition 5000pcs (Unpolished)

TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph Ref. CS2110 – Black Tritium Dial, Unpolished Steel Case

TAG Heuer is a Swiss watch manufacturer with deep roots in motorsport and chronograph innovation. Founded in 1860 as Heuer, the brand built its reputation on precision timing instruments and racing chronographs before becoming TAG Heuer in 1985. Known for bold designs and strong ties to automotive culture, the company has consistently focused on performance-oriented watches that combine technical capability with distinctive aesthetics.

The Monaco is one of the brand’s most recognizable models, introduced in 1969 as one of the first square, water-resistant chronographs and among the earliest automatic chronographs on the market. Its unconventional square case and left-field design quickly set it apart from traditional round sports watches. The model gained widespread recognition after being worn by Steve McQueen in the film Le Mans, cementing its status in popular culture. References such as the CS2110 pay tribute to the original Monaco design, preserving its angular case, bold dial layout, and racing-inspired character while appealing to collectors who appreciate its historic significance and unmistakable presence.

Key Details To Consider

This TAG Heuer Monaco Chronograph reference CS2110 is presented in all-original, never polished condition. The stainless steel case shows light signs of wear and fine hairlines consistent with careful use, while retaining its original factory finish throughout with sharp definition.

The watch features its original black tritium dial in pristine condition, complemented by matching original tritium hands. The plexiglass crystal displays light surface scratches that can be polished upon the buyer’s request.

It is fitted with its original brown strap, which remains in excellent condition with minimal signs of wear, and is paired with the original TAG Heuer steel pin buckle. The movement has been tested and is running perfectly, with the chronograph functions operating exactly as intended.

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