Bamford Watch Department joins forces with watchmaker label TAG Heuer in creating the sleek TAG Heuer Bamford Monaco timepiece. The two labels create a watch that boasts the stable Monaco sizing of 39mm. The bespoke collaborative design is encased in a carbon-crafted material that is comprised of an original caliber 11 dated back to 1969. The face of the TAG Heuer Bamford Monaco is constructed with a vibrant 'Aquablue,' as well as a black dial and a matching date display.
James Stacey states in the original introductory story of the timepiece, that there is not anything that threatened the legitimacy of the classic Monaco watch, while it is still able to embark towards new directions while staying true to its bond with motorsports. The watch is priced at $8,100 USD and is available for pre-order now on TAG Heuer's website, with expected arrival in August.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Bespoke Square-shaped Watches
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- Carbon-crafted Materials
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Sectors Adopting This
- Luxury Watch Industry
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- Customization Services
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- Materials Engineering
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