It’s no surprise that the vintage Heuer models best-known today are the ones that have been re-issued in the last 15 years by TAG Heuer. Yes, names like Carrera, Autavia, Monaco and Silverstone were high-profile models to begin with when they were released in the 1960s/ 70s, but making modern re-editions helps bring these classic designs into the modern consciousness… Read More
POSTED 07 Jul 2012
Montreal
The Montreal is the big, bold member of the Heuer 1970s family, with its oversized star-bust steel case. While there were two Montreal series, it is the Calibre 12 models that are the most iconic. These were available with a range of bright dial colours.
There is also a PVD Black-case Monteral, which is one of the earliest examples of “blacked out” styling of watches that continues to be popular today.
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