Been all crickets on the Monaco front...
With it being the year of the Carrera, I could see them doing nothing.
I have to think it's only a matter of time before a flipped C02 replaces the C11, though.
Well with the rumours the McQueen C11 is being discontinued, the H02 flipped makes sense, if they were going to continue having a 'vintage' Monaco. Although many state flipping said movement cannot be done, so who knows.
With the Calibre 11 (and previous Calibre 12, which was just a flipped 11) being modular, I can see how that makes flipping it potentially easier.
With the 02 being an integrated chronograph, I'm sure putting the crown on the other side would require some work, but It likely wouldn't be a massive ordeal.
Typical that it would properly happen, now I have one! (Always prefer in-house)
Typical that it would properly happen, now I have one! (Always prefer in-house)
Any more details on the silver dial C11?
In-House is nice. Sometimes. It's usually not a major factor for me. Sometimes, but not always.
But so long as the crown is on the left on a, the lowly Sellita-based Calibre 11 will ALWAYS be about 3 million times cooler than any Calibre 02 Monaco the brand could cook up.
A flipped Heuer 02 would most likely mean the case would be thicker, wouldn’t be surprised if they dropped the ‘Heuer’ and I’m also guessing you’d be looking at an £8k rrp as well.
Limited Edition with a blue strap, silver dial. All I’ve heard really. Maybe a sort of reverse colourway, with the blue subdials potentially.
The new skeleton Monacos should also debut around the Monaco GP weekend (May 27-ish), according to one of my boutique sources. There's an all black titanium skeleton with teal accents that might be cool.
Limited for sure, but the prices are hilarious....
Limited for sure, but the prices are hilarious....
Yeah, but you know those prices were before the increase.
