Monaco 1133
1969–?5 variants
The original Monaco, launched in March 1969 with the Calibre 11: the first water-resistant square chronograph case, an EPSA (Piquerez) monocoque design held by internal clips and reserved exclusively for Heuer, with crown on the left. Suffix B marks the midnight-blue dial (the “McQueen”), G the metallic grey. Production of all Monacos ran only until about 1975.
Variants over time
Faded ends mark approximate or unknown dates. Years are as stated by the cited sources.
Reference specifications
- Brand
- Heuer
- Model
- Monaco
- Reference
- 1133
- Category
- Chronograph
- Production
- 1969–?
- Case material
- Stainless steel
- Water resistance
- 30 m
- Date
- Yes
More specifications (3)
- Crystal
Read more
- Book Review: Richard Crosthwaite's “Heuer Monaco – Design Classic”Read more at HODINKEE (opens in a new tab)
- A Week On The Wrist: The Heuer MonacoRead more at HODINKEE (opens in a new tab)
- Master Reference TableRead more at OnTheDash (opens in a new tab)
- In-Depth: How Heuer, Breitling, And Hamilton Brought The Automatic Chronograph To The World 50 Years AgoRead more at HODINKEE