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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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any version of vintage Monaco (1970's) will be worth considerably more than any version of the modern ones; the vintage ones have also appreciated considerably over the past couple of years, and this trend seems to be continuing.
if you are considering two of the modern-day re-issues -- the black one with the Heuer logo or any of the ones with the TAG-Heuer logo -- then I would say that you should go for the one that looks best to you. Perhaps the black "Heuer"-only is rarer / more collectible, but it's probably not one that you would buy for investment.
Thanks for the inquiry; please let us know which one you choose.
Jeff
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: Hi There- you're in the wrong place if you're
: looking for support to buy a Tag over a
: Heuer!
: There is no doubt that an original 70's Monaco
: Heuer will have far more re-sale value that
: a new Tag Heuer Monaco.
: However, you may be asking about the late
: 1990's Monaco Re-edition that carried only
: the Heuer name. Again, these seem to retain
: value better than an equivalent Tag branded
: Monaco.
: A word of caution: If a 70's Monaco is going
: for the same price as a Tag Monaco, I would
: look at it very closely to make sure it is
: genuine, as a good 70's Monaco should be
: worth a significant amount more than a Tag
: Monaco.
: Good luck
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