The 2025 TAG Heuer Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph features a 41-mm case made of TH-Titanium. Entirely developed in-house, this new textured titanium form is forged using a thermal process that transforms the metal, creating distinctive patterns that make every watch unique. The sapphire glass crystal frames the dial’s lime green accents and black counters, while the exhibition back exposes the architectural depth of the Calibre TH81-00 movement. Its split-seconds function is capable of measuring two separate time intervals concurrently, providing a level of functionality that exceeds that of a regular chronograph. The movement is also crafted in titanium and weighs only 30 grams, contributing to the watch’s exceptionally light weight: a mere 86 grams in total, including the strap and buckle.
Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph (145’000 CHF/≈ $176,500) – tagheuer.com
