Collection: TAG Heuer Monza Watches

In 1976, Jack Heuer, the great grandson of the brand's founder, designed a chronograph to celebrate Niki Lauda's first world championship title with FERRARI. The Swiss watch company was then Official Timekeeper for Scuderia (from 1971 to 1979), and it was the first time that MONZA had appeared on the dial of a watch.

In 2016, the watch was reissued featuring two of the original models key functions – the pulsometer and the tachymeter scale (which were not included on previous reissues) – and with the original font. Keeping the famous all black coussin case as its centrepiece, the new version also features the black and white lacquered hour and minute hands, vintage orange SuperLuminova indexes, and historic HEUER logo on the dial.