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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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However i also owned a re-edition Monaco series1 for a brief period of time, in fact it had "red hands", i still havent found out 100% why it had red hands but it came from the original jewellers on red hands and it looked EVEN better. I think this watch is very nice (apart form re-edition pushers which i dislike) and is one to keep for the future, it can be purchased off Ebay usually around £1500-1700 if one shows patience...
One of the best Top3's so far DC, however i have another lined up which is likely to be equally as fascinating from a well known source. Coming soon...
: When I was working in London I promised myself that if I got
: accepted into business school I would buy myself a nice watch to
: add to my Quartz TAG Heuer 4000. I was a TAG fan and liked the
: re-edition catalog that was out in 2000-ish- I was trying to
: decide between the Monza and Monaco re-editions- in the end I
: chose the Monza because I didn't feel comfortable wearing a big
: square watch.
: I've never regretted buying that Monza (wore it today in fact), but
: fair to say that I'm much more used to larger watches with
: bright '70s dials that I was back then....
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