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Hi everyone; after being away from TagHeuer for awhile (with Omegas), I recently became interested in the Classics Line which pays homage to the "real" standouts in this company's history. I bought a Monza (time-only, no chrono). I've noticed that it seems this version is a new model, not based on a previous watch as the chrono version is.
My questions: 1. Was there ever a three-hand Monza?
2. Is the current Monza based on the Camaro in actuality?
BTW, love the look of the cushion case; super !!
Thx!
-Brad in NC
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