Named after its introduction year, the Monaco Sixty Nine was introduced at the same time as the re-engineered version at the 2003 BaselWorld.

The watch is distinctive for its two sided face.
On one side it uses the Caliber 2 mechanism, but on the other, when flipped over; it features a quartz Caliber HR03 readout.

The watch was released in production in 2005 which it won the Le Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève prize.
Named after its introduction year, the Monaco Sixty Nine was introduced at the same time as the re-engineered version at the 2003 BaselWorld.
The watch is distinctive for its two sided face. On one side it uses the Caliber 2 mechanism, but on the other, when flipped over; it features a quartz Caliber HR03 readout.
The watch was released in production in 2005 which it won the Le Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève prize.
TAG Heuer Monaco