
SUPERIOR PRECISION
TWICE AS PRECISE AS ANY OFFICIALLY CERTIFIED CHRONOMETERTested and certified twice. First by COSC (-4/+6s), then by METAS (0/+5s) per day, ensuring peak performance.
Special Edition Chronograph
Heritage in motion
Racing heritage · 1971
In 1970, Steve McQueen arrived in France to film Le Mans. He wore Gulf-blue overalls with the Heuer logo on the chest — and on his wrist, a square blue chronograph that had struggled to find its audience. By the time the film came out, the Monaco was a legend.
Since 1969
The Monaco put a chronograph inside a square, water-resistant case, and it was among the first watches to run on a self-winding chronograph movement. This edition keeps the codes intact: the square case, the square counters, the blue dial.



The details

A sunray blue dial carries the unmistakable pale blue and orange Gulf stripes. Two square counters, applied indexes and a vivid orange chronograph hand preserve the Monaco's bold geometry.
Hands and indexes are filled with luminous material that holds its charge through the night. In darkness the dial strips back to the essentials: time, running seconds and chronograph.

39 mm of brushed and polished steel in the shape that made the Monaco an icon. Case, crystal and counters follow the same square geometry, corner to corner.

A strap in racing blue, cut to the width of the case and closed by a steel folding clasp. Made to be worn every day, not kept in a drawer.
Movement
A self-winding chronograph movement drives the central seconds and the square counters. It descends from the 1969 idea that started it all: a chronograph that winds itself, inside a case that keeps the water out.


Le Mans · 1971
In the film, McQueen's driver barely speaks. The blue overalls, the Gulf patch and the square chronograph did the talking — and turned a slow-selling Heuer into one of the most recognisable watches ever made.
Gulf racing
The colours first lined up on the grid in the late 1960s. A Gulf-liveried Ford GT40 won Le Mans in 1968 and again in 1969, and the Porsche 917 carried the same livery into the 1970s. Few racing colours are recognised faster, and none sits more naturally on a racing chronograph.


On the grid
Racing is life. Everything else is waiting.

Tested and certified twice. First by COSC (-4/+6s), then by METAS (0/+5s) per day, ensuring peak performance.

Capable of withstanding magnetic fields reaching 15,000 gauss thanks to the silicon balance spring.

Every watch is fully submerged in water and pressure is applied up to the guaranteed limit.

Designed to reduce friction and lubrication needs, significantly increasing the time between services.

Tested to extreme limits, including shocks corresponding to a 1-metre drop on a hard floor.
Monaco x Gulf special edition
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