FS: Heuer Monaco 1133B NOS with transitional (metallic) dial

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FS: Heuer Monaco 1133B NOS with transitional (metallic) dial

Hi everyone,

for sale is an ex New Old Stock, first owner (me) Heuer Monaco 1133B with transitional dial, with the early Cal11 movement with fast data change.

The watch has been found by me 10 years ago in Bologna (Italy) at an ex Heuer dealer (now closed), is totally original and unmolested, was found in a roll into the bank safe together with some other incredibly NOS watches (see image below), it has been serviced 10 years ago by a professional watchmaker and rarely worn since then, mainly for wristshots.

The case is absolutely stunning, not an hairline, look at those serial and reference numbers between the lugs, not a scratch because the original NSA bracelet Mark 1 has been removed by me for the 1st time to check the serial number.

Movement is the early Cal11 with fast data change, everything is running as it should.

The transitional metallic dial has no gasket melt at all, the old original gasket has been removed during the first service 10 and a new one has been fitted.

It has the orange sticker on the caseback.

Supplied with its original Mk1 bracelet, perfect and full links, and its service orange booklet.

Contact me if seriously interested.