Thanks Richard, thanks Mark!

You confirm me it's a redial one.
I never seen one like this before, but the dial in the Monaco that I've on my hands today is a vintage creation, not a modern reproduction and it is a little bit damaged from the seal.
The quality of reprinting is the best that I ever seen, expecially in the sign "automatic chronograph".

The old service hands, like the watch on OTD, let me think that they was changed many years ago together with the dial.

: A Monaco expert might want to chip in but the Heuer shield on that
: example has clearly been redone at least. Markers are more like
: a 1533's than an 1133's but aren't quite the same as the Cal
: 15's either. There are no lume dots, another strong sign of a
: redial. I'm sure there are things I've missed too.

: More than enough evidence for me to stay away if I was in the
: Monaco market.