A beautiful Heuer Monza for sale or trade. I'm asking $3,500 or open to trades for vintage Carrera, Camaro, Top Time.
Or a new Longines Lengend Diver/Oris 65 with money coming my way.
A little Backgroud: This watch comes from a pure racing heritage. This watch was made as a tribute in 1976 to commemorate Nikki Lauda's 1975 championship victory in F1. Heuer being a sponsor to Ferrari at the time and Monza also being Ferrari's home race. It is also one of the few models made by Heuer with a PVD coating. Monza is also the track that Lauda made his comeback on after his near death crash, he finished 3rd in that race.
This specific model reference/serial number dates it to 1977.
Dial: Mint, original condition.
Movement: Caliber 15 Automatic Chronograph. Fully serviced in the last 6 months and running strong.
Case: 38mm w/o crown. Brass with PVD coating. The case shows signs of natural aging showing some brassing giving this case a unique colour. See pitctures. Has a bit of pitting between the caseback and case.
Caseback: The first Heuer watch to have engraved it's reference and serial number on the caseback. All visible on this piece.
Crown: Signed Heuer crown, correct to this 1977 production.
Crystal: Acrylic - original with no scratches
Strap: Custom suede leather strap with red stitching and a Heuer buckle.
Feel free to ask any questions you may have.
Thanks for looking!
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Or a new Longines Lengend Diver/Oris 65 with money coming my way.
A little Backgroud: This watch comes from a pure racing heritage. This watch was made as a tribute in 1976 to commemorate Nikki Lauda's 1975 championship victory in F1. Heuer being a sponsor to Ferrari at the time and Monza also being Ferrari's home race. It is also one of the few models made by Heuer with a PVD coating. Monza is also the track that Lauda made his comeback on after his near death crash, he finished 3rd in that race.
This specific model reference/serial number dates it to 1977.
Dial: Mint, original condition.
Movement: Caliber 15 Automatic Chronograph. Fully serviced in the last 6 months and running strong.
Case: 38mm w/o crown. Brass with PVD coating. The case shows signs of natural aging showing some brassing giving this case a unique colour. See pitctures. Has a bit of pitting between the caseback and case.
Caseback: The first Heuer watch to have engraved it's reference and serial number on the caseback. All visible on this piece.
Crown: Signed Heuer crown, correct to this 1977 production.
Crystal: Acrylic - original with no scratches
Strap: Custom suede leather strap with red stitching and a Heuer buckle.
Feel free to ask any questions you may have.
Thanks for looking!
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