This fifth iteration is the last of five special editions being released to celebrate the occasion
It's been a special year for Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer. After reviving the Autavia collection that was launched as one of the brand’s main collections earlier this year, Tag Heuer is also celebrating the 50th anniversary of its illustrious Monaco watch. The brand has just released a new limited edition of the iconic timepiece.
When it debuted in 1969, the watch was the first to have a waterproof square case, as well as the world's first automatic chronograph.
This highly anticipated model is the last of a series that Tag Heuer has released over the last year, following the "1969-1979", a 1970s-inspired model released during the Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix; the "1979-1989", inspired by the next decade and debuting during the 24 Hours of Le Mans; the "1989-1999," representing the 1990s and unveiled at the Formula E NYC; and the "1999-2009" edition, released in Tokyo at a special event.
The brand took to Shanghai to present its latest edition, and christened the "2009-2019" edition to the public.
